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Narsh
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Birthday is coming up so I purchased this beauty from GuitarFetish after some pretty good reviews. I gotta say, this thing does not disappoint! Its right up there with Charvel if you ask me. Plays and sounds fantastic! Really impressed.

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Sounds pretty damn good. How do you like the pickups? The SBS stuff intrigues me, but costs a bit much to ship to Canada.
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Narsh
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Rollin Hand wrote: ↑Tue Sep 17, 2024 11:53 am Sounds pretty damn good. How do you like the pickups? The SBS stuff intrigues me, but costs a bit much to ship to Canada.
I really dig the guitar as is. I did get some locking tuners for it because, why not. Locking nut and self crimping/locking tuners to boot. Pickups are great, they are very very 80's sounding.
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Do you chart out your songs? You must. There are so many changes in the style (but it's all woven into the piece).
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Narsh
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tlarson58 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 22, 2024 9:48 am Do you chart out your songs? You must. There are so many changes in the style (but it's all woven into the piece).
Not at all, I usually improvise through and match sections up as best as I can.
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