sonictroubadour wrote:You needed to get one of the BF custom shop sparkle DRDs to go with the '68 Heavy Relic Strat, Scott!
Great to see SteveA posting again!
Thanks sonic! Really missed the forum and talking about the wonderful toys.
I wanna see your guitar
Re: I wanna see your guitar
by SteveA » Sun Aug 14, 2011 4:22 pm
Thanks sonic! Really missed the forum and talking about the wonderful toys.
BJF: BPB, CHII, MG, MH4K, PGC, PH, LGW & RRB
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Re: I wanna see your guitar
by thesjkexperience » Sun Aug 14, 2011 9:43 pm
Joeleo wrote:beautiful instruments, everyone! I'm surprised to not see any humbuckers yet.
What? They invented a pickup to buck the hum? It will never sell! (to me)
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Re: I wanna see your guitar
by thesjkexperience » Sun Aug 14, 2011 9:44 pm
sonictroubadour wrote:You needed to get one of the BF custom shop sparkle DRDs to go with the '68 Heavy Relic Strat, Scott!
Great to see SteveA posting again!
I'm waiting for the red sparkle Model R!
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Re: I wanna see your guitar
by scottcw » Mon Aug 22, 2011 3:16 pm
Chapin T-Bird. Ash/Maple tele style with Bill's own recipe pickups.
Wells 5:00 Shadow > BJFe Purple Humper > 1985 Crowther Hot Cake > Dredgetone Bass Angler > Guyatone MR2 Micro Reverb > Stark X-Ray Combo
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Re: I wanna see your guitar
by alanbarley » Fri Aug 26, 2011 2:06 pm
Here are the ones I play the most on a regular basis.
A beastly and beat up 1962 Jazzmaster that is amazing.
A incredibly fat sounding PRS 5310.
Another fat sounding guitar by local Austin luthier Chris Forshage. This is his Ergo model.
Jack Briggs Apollo with a spruce top, solid rosewood neck, limba body, and pups by Dominic Ramos.
Thanks,
Alan Barley
A beastly and beat up 1962 Jazzmaster that is amazing.
A incredibly fat sounding PRS 5310.
Another fat sounding guitar by local Austin luthier Chris Forshage. This is his Ergo model.
Jack Briggs Apollo with a spruce top, solid rosewood neck, limba body, and pups by Dominic Ramos.
Thanks,
Alan Barley
CPRHD, HBOD, SYB, BPB, DBD, BBOD, BBOD, PH, DRD, LGW, RRB, CH11, MH V1/V2/Ht, MG, MG, MR, SYOD V1/V2, AMWM, EGDM, SBEQ, MGMV. MP LGW, MRD. BF HB, DRD, DRDRH, MGMV, Beest1&2
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62 Fender Jazzmaster
Briggs: Artisan Apollo
Forshage Ergo: solidbody, semihollow
Teye Guitars: A Series La India 007, 018
Asher Ultratone, Electro-sonic
Ribbecke Halflings: Jazz, Pinbridge, Thinline
Benedetto Fratello
Beauregard MB
Rickenbacher Laps: "35 Frypan, '42 B6, '46 B6
Asher Laps: Ben Harper I & II, Dualtone
National Lap: 1953 Dynamic - amps: Badcat Classic Cat
Divided by 13 9/15 & CJ 11,
65 Amps London,
Holland Gibb Droll - pedals: 50
Re: I wanna see your guitar
by SteveA » Fri Aug 26, 2011 6:13 pm
i concur, the wood on that ergo is absolutely marvelous.
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Re: I wanna see your guitar
by alanbarley » Sat Aug 27, 2011 10:45 am
As requested, here are my lapsteels that I use-
The vintage ones- L-R, 1953 National Dynamic, '46 Rickenbacher Electro, '35 Rick Frypan, & a '42 Rick Electro. All of these sound great.
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Here are a couple built by California luthier Bill Asher of Venice, Ca. This first one is a prototype with a swamp ash body, flamed redwood top, and a rewound early 50's Rick horseshoe pup.
This next one is Bill's Ben Harper signature model with a mahoganybody and koa top,
A couple of the acoustic laps-
Early 20's Weissenborn
A contemporary copy of a 1920's Weissenborn Teardrop-
Thanks,
alanbarley
The vintage ones- L-R, 1953 National Dynamic, '46 Rickenbacher Electro, '35 Rick Frypan, & a '42 Rick Electro. All of these sound great.
35Here are a couple built by California luthier Bill Asher of Venice, Ca. This first one is a prototype with a swamp ash body, flamed redwood top, and a rewound early 50's Rick horseshoe pup.
This next one is Bill's Ben Harper signature model with a mahoganybody and koa top,
A couple of the acoustic laps-
Early 20's Weissenborn
A contemporary copy of a 1920's Weissenborn Teardrop-
Thanks,
alanbarley
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CPRHD, HBOD, SYB, BPB, DBD, BBOD, BBOD, PH, DRD, LGW, RRB, CH11, MH V1/V2/Ht, MG, MG, MR, SYOD V1/V2, AMWM, EGDM, SBEQ, MGMV. MP LGW, MRD. BF HB, DRD, DRDRH, MGMV, Beest1&2
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62 Fender Jazzmaster
Briggs: Artisan Apollo
Forshage Ergo: solidbody, semihollow
Teye Guitars: A Series La India 007, 018
Asher Ultratone, Electro-sonic
Ribbecke Halflings: Jazz, Pinbridge, Thinline
Benedetto Fratello
Beauregard MB
Rickenbacher Laps: "35 Frypan, '42 B6, '46 B6
Asher Laps: Ben Harper I & II, Dualtone
National Lap: 1953 Dynamic - amps: Badcat Classic Cat
Divided by 13 9/15 & CJ 11,
65 Amps London,
Holland Gibb Droll - pedals: 50
Re: I wanna see your guitar
by Hulakatt » Mon Nov 07, 2011 10:36 am
My pine tele I spent last summer and fall putting together. It's super light with a monster neck from Fralin. I threw in a set of GS pickups and they sound surprisingly excellent!
My Wife bought me this as kind of an engagement present before we got married.
My Wife bought me this as kind of an engagement present before we got married.
"I don't make things in order to have finished objects, I have finished objects as a by-product of my need to always be making."
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BJFe: SBEQ, DRD, MG, EGDM
Bearfoot: BPB
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BJFe: SBEQ, DRD, MG, EGDM
Bearfoot: BPB
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Re: I wanna see your guitar
by Joeleo » Tue Nov 08, 2011 10:28 am
MBT74 wrote:My favourite.
That les paul a few posts up is really nice too.
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