I posted a better recording of the guitorgan in actiondpful wrote:Yeah, it's a musiconics guitorgan. That's a pic of me using it with this group, where you can hear it a bit (although the organ part's not featured to heavily in these recordings)
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I love it how you decrease in hair volume as we go downJacobXScum wrote:
I'm definitely trying to limit things to where I have a small amount of high-qual stuff. I don't think I could go with just two though, I need a little variety in life. Then again I'm not a living fucking legend.PaCrappa wrote:Aside form all the stage-ready stuff in the bus, Neil Young has only had two personal guitars. Some Gretsch rep was trying to woo him and gave him some guitar worth about $5K. He gave it to the bus driver because it wasn't part of his stage gear and in real life he just needs the two.
xCSNYxPaCrappa wrote:He's all soft and folky for the most part. Definitely not my bag.
My buddy plays the devil in his Greendale movie though and is also his tour manager. So I gets me some anecdotes and bizarre swag that I rarely want (the swag that is, I like the anecdotes). I do run around in my CSNY shirts at punk rock shows just for fun
You should have gone for the real deal like my 6120-60. But at least the setzer model has upgraded tv jones pickups. Mines all stock (scratchy switch and bleh pickups), but sounds good enough for my amateur playing. Don't expect any sustain out of this guitar.Neon wrote:http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0182835509
Victoly! I just sent the payment thru paypal. Gorgeous shade of purple, eh? Brian Setzer is a dork but whatever.
Looks really good, but I've heard vintage Gretsch are more trouble than they're worth due to the binding rotting. Plus I don't want to have to deal with a refret or anything.You should have gone for the real deal like my 6120-60
Any suggestions? Top 5 songs I should check out?I'm a pretty big Neil Young fan
When I said the real deal, I just ment non-setzer'd up flashy/sparkly model. Mine is a reissue, bought it new in 1997-98. I'd figure mine would sell for about that same price as that purple one, and is a heck of a lot nicer. Just the components aren't that great being stock. In fact I'm thinking of putting mine on craigslist before I get married next year.Neon wrote: Looks really good, but I've heard vintage Gretsch are more trouble than they're worth due to the binding rotting. Plus I don't want to have to deal with a refret or anything.
Well the auction said that it had locking tuners, a non-stick nut, etc. He copied the specs from the Gretsch website which of course has the newer models. I don't really want to ask for a refund, since he did say it was a pre-Fender Gretsch and it was on me to know the specs, but the listing lead me to believe that this Gretsch had the same features as the modern ones. I could upgrade the crap out of this one to get it there, but I'd rather resell and get a newer one later that has the features built-in. Drilling out holes for new tuners and stuff is always risky business and it seems like it'd be hell to wire this for new pickups as well since it doesn't have the back access hole like a Country Gentleman or something.PaCrappa wrote:Neon did you just say that you spent a grand on a mail order guitar and two weeks later it's time to sell it?
Yeah, it isn't sparkly so there's something going for it. Nice LP.When I said the real deal, I just ment non-setzer'd up flashy/sparkly model.
Your potty humor is typical of the lowlifes found on this forum. You have nothing worthwhile to contribute to any conversation, ever, and should consider yourself lucky I dropped by to let you know you suck.PaCrappa wrote:Neon wrote:Now you're just being dirty. I don't have to tolerate that on the internet. If this was my forum you'd be banned so fast it'd make your head spin.PaCrappa wrote: since it doesn't have the back access hole like a Country Gentleman or something.
