lost_horizon
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Walti Mutt
What is your next guitar/gear purchase gonna be?
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HeHasTheJazzHands
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Been looking for a Marshall SV-1 Supervibe for awhile now. I had one about a year ago as a project to try and fix it... Didn't work. 
But it sounded good for the 60 seconds it worked lol
But I found one for cheap and now im gonna try it again.
But it sounded good for the 60 seconds it worked lolBut I found one for cheap and now im gonna try it again.
youngthrasher9
Ur Mom Is Too Much Gain
Recto’s are insanely inconsistent IME. I thought it was just my bad luck for a while then @BadSeed and Fluff both came out saying the same thing. Dope that you found one you like now!
Jon Pearson
SS.org Regular
So this thing is sick. Chunky spec neck, but it plays great. Prestige level quality. Nicely finished, fit is good. Haven't plugged it in, but just playing it unplugged this is a really good guitar.
MatrixClaw
Whoaaa No Way!!!
Finally sold my VH-140C and I'm hoping to pick up a de Lisle 4x4 Deluxe with it. Then once my RD50H sells, I'm going to pick up a Fireball 25.
Jon Pearson
SS.org Regular
Hell yeah! It's better living man
HeHasTheJazzHands
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...didn't plan on getting another chorus but a dead Ibanez CS9 popped up so I wanna see if I can revive it
wheresthefbomb
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"Currently sold out" - because I just ordered the last one.
Moongrum
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Call me a n00b, but one of the most comfortable guitars I ever played was a 3100 (I think that's what they call the set neck one) with the wide neck. Maybe it was because of the wide neck and 24.75" scale."Currently sold out" - because I just ordered the last one.
I only returned it because it had cosmetic damage from shipping. It was so hard to send that guitar back, though, I reckon you'll love yours. You got me looking at their lefty stock right now, and they got quite a few 3200s (been a while) including a gold top....
wheresthefbomb
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I had a 2000-720 baritone that I adored despite a few design flaws. It died the final death a couple years ago and I've missed it ever since. I've been eyeballing the 3200s for a while, tax returns just hit and I saw this one with the same top/color as my 2000 plus all the extra goodies and I had to jump on it.Call me a n00b, but one of the most comfortable guitars I ever played was a 3100 (I think that's what they call the set neck one) with the wide neck. Maybe it was because of the wide neck and 24.75" scale.
I only returned it because it had cosmetic damage from shipping. It was so hard to send that guitar back, though, I reckon you'll love yours. You got me looking at their lefty stock right now, and they got quite a few 3200s (been a while) including a gold top....
"Currently sold out" - because I just ordered the last one.
Those are nice guitars! I had an AL2500 or LP2500, it felt great.
Spaced Out Ace
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Agile is still a thing? What is it, 2011?
Shask
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Extra wide neck sounds horrible, lol.
Spaced Out Ace
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Agile in general sounds kind of horrible.
Shask
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I had some early ones way back in the day... like 2003? Back when they still looked like Gibsons. I think they were pretty nice. These days I have been more on the Harley Benton train for cheap guitars.
gunch
goof-ass
24.75" gibson ish guitars:
would you rather go fine tuner tailpeice and kahler string lock or just have a blocked double locking trem system? do floyded gibson-likes have a shallower neck angle?
would you rather go fine tuner tailpeice and kahler string lock or just have a blocked double locking trem system? do floyded gibson-likes have a shallower neck angle?
Why does it have to be gibson ish? Find an axxess and go! Epi alex lifeson sig for less too.
HeHasTheJazzHands
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It's a 44mm nut, which is slighty less wide than the G&L Superhawk I used to have. And honestly that was one of the best necks I ever played. Makes me wish more guitars had acoustic-spec necks like that.
Shask
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I have midget fingers. I even try to avoid 43mm these days. 42 4 Life
