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  1. Originally posted by easports43[..]

    I'm not too worried about getting rid of a fender. I've played many guitars in the past few days, and for whatever reason, I felt that I got the most out of the Mustangs. The Telecasters just aren't really what I want right now. My Spencer Strat can sound almost exactly like a Fender Telecaster, depending on the effects I run through my amp. I'm not really wanting another Stratocaster, as I already have one, so it will be the Mustang. I probably won't keep it stock, anyway.


    I've never played a mustang, what do they sound like?
  2. Originally posted by RattleandHum1988[..]

    I've never played a mustang, what do they sound like?


    Well, it all depends on the effects, obviously. I've played one with no effects running through a small amp, they have a very "scratchy" sound to them. Similar to a Gibson SG....A very unique sound.
  3. Originally posted by easports43[..]

    Well, it all depends on the effects, obviously. I've played one with no effects running through a small amp, they have a very "scratchy" sound to them. Similar to a Gibson SG....A very unique sound.


    Sounds interesting. They look pretty cool too, I ran a search on google images and they look unique also.
  4. Originally posted by RattleandHum1988[..]

    Sounds interesting. They look pretty cool too, I ran a search on google images and they look unique also.


    Yes, they're very unique. And they're fairly cheap (compared to Strats, Teles, etc.)

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    This is the finish I like...Sonic Blue with the Red Pickguard.
  5. Originally posted by RattleandHum1988[..]Yea as long as you're happy with what you have. I started playing electric on a washburn starter kit. Very small amp, very minimal guitar. I liked the sound of it, up until I started noticing how my sound was nothing compared to the Edge's. So I took my brothers Marshall, which was nicer, and I bought myself a fender strat MIM, and a couple pedals (delay and overdrive) I had that setup for a long time, then I realized I wanted the mother of all amps. The Edge's baby, and now mine. The Vox AC30. God, it took me so long to get the money to buy it. First I had to get a job, then I had to budget myself, (which was hard). But eventually I got it. After that, the trip for the effects began. I'm happy with my setup, always have been, but for me it's all a matter of, it can be better! And I can get more sounds if I buy more things!!! So yea. The only reason I'm keeping my crappy job is so i can buy guitar gear.

    Anyway! I did start out on an acoustic. It was my mothers actually, she had it when she was a teenager. But that was a couple years ago, and I quit guitar. I lost the inspiration and motivation to play. Sad eh? But then I started listening to U2, and I was like "I want to play electric" So I did! Now that guitar is just a wreck. I should really get it fixed up.

    Sorry for the long post haha!

    You think that's a long post?! You should see my BRT reviews lol...

    But yeah, I've only got a basic setup, always have, but I agree with the "it can be better!" motto, tis why I wanted another guitar. I like my Strat., shit as it is lol, but the tone was too thin for me where certain U2 songs are concerned, and I love Les Pauls, so I figured an Epi. LP was the ticket. Or an Explorer if the LP was out of the question...and now I have it, I can vary my style a lot more
    Originally posted by LikeASong[..]That accoustic guitar will be better for you than any Fender Super Duper Special Edition or Gibson Les Extreme. The first guitar is always a piece of your life, forever

    Well, not better lol...but it's a special piece in my life . I love playing my semi-acoustic, what with it being my first guitar like any acoustic, it's versatile, because pretty much anything sounds good on it lol
  6. Hears my humble rig:



    '97 Fender Fat Strat with splitting switch for humbucker
    '60 Gibson Les Paul Classic Gold Top RI
    '96 Yamaha APX-4A

    1989 Fender Princeton Chorus Amp

    Homemade pedal board with the following:
    Boss PH-2 Super Phaser
    Boss SD-1 Super Overdrive
    DOD Envelope Filter
    Boss DSD-2 Digital Delay/Sampler
    Dunlop Cry Baby Wah
    Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor


    I haven't shot my bass rig yet but picture this...

    '06 Fender Jazz Bass (black) w/DR Sunbeams
    '07 Ashdown MAG 600 Amp Head
    '07 Ashdown 4x10 Cabinet


    Cheers!
  7. Originally posted by bcgdHears my humble rig:

    [image]

    '97 Fender Fat Strat with splitting switch for humbucker
    '60 Gibson Les Paul Classic Gold Top RI
    '96 Yamaha APX-4A

    1989 Fender Princeton Chorus Amp

    Homemade pedal board with the following:
    Boss PH-2 Super Phaser
    Boss SD-1 Super Overdrive
    DOD Envelope Filter
    Boss DSD-2 Digital Delay/Sampler
    Dunlop Cry Baby Wah
    Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor


    I haven't shot my bass rig yet but picture this...

    '06 Fender Jazz Bass (black) w/DR Sunbeams
    '07 Ashdown MAG 600 Amp Head
    '07 Ashdown 4x10 Cabinet


    Cheers!


    That's humble?! Damn, I must be a pauper in guitar terms lol...love the goldtop Bret!
  8. Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
    By tremolo bar, I assume you mean whammy bar? I dunno whether that's just cultural differences or whether one of us has it wrong but no matter lol. And yeah, no worries, I could see it was a Squier, I just meant that whether one has a Fender or a Squier Strat., a black finish with white pickguard is such a great look

    @ Alex, re. changing to all black - sounds good mate! Not sure if I'd ever follow suit though...


    Whammy / tremolo, same thing. "Whammy" I guess is the "cool" word for it, but tremolo is what I find when I google "whammy bar". And It says both Squer and Fender on the head, but "squier" is in bigger letters, so I think its squier.
  9. Originally posted by U2Nick[..]Whammy / tremolo, same thing. "Whammy" I guess is the "cool" word for it, but tremolo is what I find when I google "whammy bar"

    the head says this:

    "Squier Strat by Fender" so I'm not really sure

    Heh, remember, I don't do technicalities. I just remember someone calling it a whammy bar when I was around, and I associate tremolo with something else that I can't remember so no worries!

    And yeah, Squier are a licensed reproducer of Fender guitars along the lines of the relationship between Epiphone and Gibson. They do mass-produced versions, where Fender and Gibson handmake their guitars, hence the big price differential
  10. Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
    Heh, remember, I don't do technicalities. I just remember someone calling it a whammy bar when I was around, and I associate tremolo with something else that I can't remember so no worries!

    And yeah, Squier are a licensed reproducer of Fender guitars along the lines of the relationship between Epiphone and Gibson. They do mass-produced versions, where Fender and Gibson handmake their guitars, hence the big price differential


    yeah, I only paid $99 for it used. Its in such good condition, you would think that it's brand new
  11. Originally posted by bcgdHears my humble rig:

    [image]

    '97 Fender Fat Strat with splitting switch for humbucker
    '60 Gibson Les Paul Classic Gold Top RI
    '96 Yamaha APX-4A
    Man, that Les Paul is darn GORGEOUS
  12. Originally posted by bcgdHears my humble rig:

    [image]

    '97 Fender Fat Strat with splitting switch for humbucker
    '60 Gibson Les Paul Classic Gold Top RI
    '96 Yamaha APX-4A

    1989 Fender Princeton Chorus Amp

    Homemade pedal board with the following:
    Boss PH-2 Super Phaser
    Boss SD-1 Super Overdrive
    DOD Envelope Filter
    Boss DSD-2 Digital Delay/Sampler
    Dunlop Cry Baby Wah
    Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor


    I haven't shot my bass rig yet but picture this...

    '06 Fender Jazz Bass (black) w/DR Sunbeams
    '07 Ashdown MAG 600 Amp Head
    '07 Ashdown 4x10 Cabinet


    Cheers!



    Dude, awsome stuff!
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