The Muse I Adorn

[Ebidis]

I like to keep things uncomplicated. I appreciate a guitar that just gets out of it's own way.

 

[Cadorman]

I love Prince. I remeber SRV, I was in Communications class in high school when my teacher stopped the class to tell us the chopper crashed. I think I was the only one who knew who he was. I later worked with a guy that had tickets to see SRV in TX on that tour.

I live about 6 miles from Paisley Park. That really did suck. It still is a pretty huge deal up here.

 

[67plexi]

Do you see maple fingerboard necks my main players

 

[Ebidis]

Do you see maple fingerboard necks my main players

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Main player or not, the statement "I'm not a maple board fan only own six of them" struck me as funny, in an ironic way.

It's like saying "I don't like cheeseburgers I only eat them three days a week".

Nice guitars and amps BTW.

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

I like maple fretboards, on my Strats .

 

[Ebidis]

I like maple fretboards, on my Strats .

Me too.

 

[SIx String Chef]

Me three...

 

[Ebidis]

Me three...

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That is a killer finish.

What kinda pickups ya got in that thing?

 

[SG John]

Do you see maple fingerboard necks my main players

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Mmmmmmmm.................................. Brazilian.

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

My favorite Strat

 

[SIx String Chef]

That is a killer finish.

What kinda pickups ya got in that thing?

It's a MIM 2003 Fender Splattercaster, a special edition that was made to highlight new design and painting capabilities of the mexican fender plant.

According to the store, the previous owner said the neck and bridge pups were handwound custom minibuckers. Why one with screws and the other with a plain cover, I've no idea... The middle pickup is a dual rail also handwound... I have to dig out the invoice and tag for the name of the guy who made the dual rail. I remember something about him being kinda legendary... I'll get back to you on that.

As for the hardware, the trem and saddles are KGC / Callaham and the tuners are Raw Vintage.

 

[marshalltsl]

Yesterday my Muses were black.

 

[Far Rider]

Yesterday my Muses were black.
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I love Explorers!

 

[SIx String Chef]

My favorite Strat View attachment 69081

I see the reason why she's your favourite, Mitch... Gorgeous Strat!!

 

[67plexi]

Mmmmmmmm.................................. Brazilian.

Yes John you know me to well

 

[Ebidis]

Speaking of guitars that play easy and just get out of their own way...

 

[Don O]

Mmmmmmmm.................................. Brazilian.

There could be something there….

 

[BFT Gibson]

Absolutely have to give props to this machine. Ibanez SR2EX. Got it new in 2010. These pickups are the deepest & clearest for downtune ever experienced & learning the active EQ really dials in & avoids the slush in a mix. If i'm live this is what is used

 

[BFT Gibson]

Tone secret ! the coins in the bridge..lol

 

[SIx String Chef]

It's a MIM 2003 Fender Splattercaster, a special edition that was made to highlight new design and painting capabilities of the mexican fender plant.

According to the store, the previous owner said the neck and bridge pups were handwound custom minibuckers. Why one with screws and the other with a plain cover, I've no idea... The middle pickup is a dual rail also handwound... I have to dig out the invoice and tag for the name of the guy who made the dual rail. I remember something about him being kinda legendary... I'll get back to you on that.

As for the hardware, the trem and saddles are KGC / Callaham and the tuners are Raw Vintage.

The tag was in the case. As it reads, the only fully identified pickup is the middle, a Bill Lawrence rail.