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I have just been informed that all Carvin guitars have Tracking chips in them in case they get stolen. All guitars should have these!
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I have just been informed that all Carvin guitars have Tracking chips in them in case they get stolen. All guitars should have these!
My '87 Duesenberg (the pink burst in my profile) was born with a headed cig holder - or, as someone said it, cool man, a joint holder
Never used it for any of those, though, hahaha![]()
Recently I found Michael Kelly Hybrid Special and I think very cool feature on this guitar is magnetic/acoustic blend control, seems to me like great sonical posibilities:
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Fretboard extensions behind the nut
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Though it's not a guitar, the Steinberger "Fretted/Fretless" prototype bass may be my favorite. Besides the usual Steinberger weirdness, the knob on the end of the neck lowers the frets into the fretboard and makes it fretless.
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That's actually fairly standard on piezo systems - if you select both electric and acoustic pickups simultaneously, you can use their respective volumes as "blend" controls (usually, I would imagine, by maxing one and blending the other to taste). Still pretty cool, though.
Teuffel Birdfish:
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Fretboard extensions behind the nut
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This.
You can add/move frets on this guitar to allow for virtually any type of temperament.
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8 strings...t0tal dj0nt.
Exactly what I had in mind when I made this thread.Ben Weinman's built-in wireless is rawesomely cool!