Do I really need another.

[smitty_p]

If it had an Explorer headstock I would dig it a lot.

Yeah, that’s it. An Explorer headstock would be ideal for it.

 

[Inspector #20]

WTF?!?!

Straight string pull you say

BUWAHAHAHAHA actually fondled one of these last Saturday at Jimmys Vintage Music.......weird critter

UGH!

 

[Inspector #20]

That's one cool looking PRS with just one pick-up...a P-90! They are awesome sounding pick-ups and are well sought after. There are a few famous guitarist that disconnect their tone controls because they keep hitting them altering the tone. Here's a video explaining why one pick-up guitars sound so awesome.

;>)/

Lot's of respect for Phil-X

 

[Session 5]

No I have 3 guitars , I like to maintain my equipment I change my own strings and once a year I send them to a luthier for a shower and wax. 2 totally different Strats and an arch top with dual Humbuckers. These combinations gives me all the sounds I need for the Style of music I play that being Classic Rock. These guitars get a workout they don't sit around collecting dust, but I have to admit I like a pretty axe when I play. One thing is I will have to get a replacement for my B.C. Rich.

 

[Inspector #20]

No I have 3 guitars , I like to maintain my equipment I change my own strings and once a year I send them to a luthier for a shower and wax. 2 totally different Strats and an arch top with dual Humbuckers. These combinations gives me all the sounds I need for the Style of music I play that being Classic Rock. These guitars get a workout they don't sit around collecting dust, but I have to admit I like a pretty axe when I play. One thing is I will have to get a replacement for my B.C. Rich.

I am also a minimalist and I keep my gear in top shape. I have my custom built Von Herndon Doublneck, a 2016 Gibson SG and my custom built 1984 Ibanez Destroyer II replica.

All have huge necks, near and exceeding 1" at first fret and all are 24.75" scale length.

I also have a 1987 Squirecaster (owned since new) that I gave to my 9 year old Son recently, because I hate the 25.5" scale and skinny neck profile.

 

[WavMixer]

No I have 3 guitars , I like to maintain my equipment I change my own strings and once a year I send them to a luthier for a shower and wax. 2 totally different Strats and an arch top with dual Humbuckers. These combinations gives me all the sounds I need for the Style of music I play that being Classic Rock. These guitars get a workout they don't sit around collecting dust, but I have to admit I like a pretty axe when I play. One thing is I will have to get a replacement for my B.C. Rich.

 

[Session 5]

Ok Wavmixer here you go.

 

[Inspector #20]

No I have 3 guitars , I like to maintain my equipment I change my own strings and once a year I send them to a luthier for a shower and wax. 2 totally different Strats and an arch top with dual Humbuckers. These combinations gives me all the sounds I need for the Style of music I play that being Classic Rock. These guitars get a workout they don't sit around collecting dust, but I have to admit I like a pretty axe when I play. One thing is I will have to get a replacement for my B.C. Rich.

Jackson Dinky Neck Data - Thickness .750 @ 3rd, .810 @ 12th

Heel Width - 2 3/16" wide, 22 fret (Dinky Profile)

12" Radius / 304.8 mm to 406.4 mm

Nut Width 1.6875" (42.86 mm)

25.5" Scale

 

[BlackSG91]

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I like them Godin guitars...saw one just like yours in the pawnshop a few weeks ago and was thinking about you. Jeez they sure play & sound nice. I would buy one in an instant but I already have too many guitars (around 20) and I need to thin the herd because I hardly have the space to store them all.


;>)/

 

[Session 5]

Cmon just go for it BlackSG91!