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Old 05-14-2008, 05:33 PM
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no hook-ups stickers?
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Old 05-14-2008, 08:10 PM
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no hook-ups stickers?
T-T-T-T-Throw-back!

I wonder if that guy got the links I posted for him.

W/e post them again.

www.myguitarsolo.com

www.all-guitar-chords.com

Both excellent sites.

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So, what's a good electric and acoustic starting guitar that's not a huge investment and you can grow with? I don't want a cheap POS that I'll get tired of or will crap out quickly or sounds like crap, but I don't want to spend hundreds more on something that only plays slightly better, if any.
You want electric/acoustic, i.e. an acoustic with a pickup, or just either or.

Honestly get both, a cheap *** yamaha travel acoustic will have the nice fat action and thick strings you'll want to build hand strength. Play everything super clean on that, then get a sweet score from a pawn shop/used guitar dealer.

I found an 80's Jackson Soloist for $250 at a local pawnshop. It was ------- silver-purple with a glazed metal finish, Seymore Dunc's up front and a single EMG old style humbucker (screwface) in the rear, I re-wound it when I got it.

Sold that ****** for $600
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Old 05-14-2008, 10:33 PM
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if i had a couple Gs to throw around, id get the new robot guitar by gibson. sg style, non the less because ac/dc and angus young are the ----. check them out at their website or on youtube, pretty baller imo
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Old 05-14-2008, 10:43 PM
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I rock a beat up Ibanez Gio with seymore duncan's and thin nickel steel Dean Markley strings...it's basically a gibson style knock off, but I've lowered the strings down ultra close to the fret board and reworked the neck and mounting point to get an ultra-fast and smooth action out of it. It works for now until I can afford an Ibanez Jem. :P
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Old 05-15-2008, 05:04 AM
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Originally Posted by onlyflash944
if i had a couple Gs to throw around, id get the new robot guitar by gibson. sg style, non the less because ac/dc and angus young are the ----. check them out at their website or on youtube, pretty baller imo
---- that ----, that thing looks like a clusterfuck. Not to mention the price is pretty lame, I'm a cheap ***. Once you get past like $600-800 guitars they all sound ------- good, so it's just superfluous decadence tacked on.
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Old 05-15-2008, 08:18 AM
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So not sure how it happened but before I could hit post someone deleted teh guitar thread so here goes anyway.

I rock an epiphone. the cheap *** CDM version of Gibson giutars and honestly. its hands down the best guitar ive ever played. It cost abotu 2300 bucks brand new with a little 15 watt amp and removeable tattoos but the action is fast as ----, so I decided to pull some of the crappy CDM ---- out and put hot pick ups in it. now it screams it *** off with a semor duncan hotrail and a DOD death metal pedal through a laney 80 watt.

you want good fast cheap action go get you a cheap *** gibson or fender and swap out the pickups. that semor ducan was like 150 i think 200 installed at the shop and that was like a good 8-10 years ago but seriousl I have had folks put down ibanezs and Paul reed smiths to play my shitty *** epiphone.

Look for maple not rosewood on the fret board.

So there to whomever got their guitar thread deleted.

Nice, so it seems either way I go I'll have to spend a little extra money to get started but should be good for a while until I actually get good.


Yeah it seems like a lot of my threads "accidentally" get erased...
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Old 05-17-2008, 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by 97EconoBox
I love takamine and of course martins.

not that new bullshit either. old skool martins, the sound is just ....i dunno....better. hopefully I will get my grandpas one day. its an orginal i think from the 60's.
Werd, but don't be knocking the newer Martin's, this was the first guitar I bought and it's ------- awesome...

http://www.martinguitar.com/guitars/...hp?p=m&m=DCX1E

Id recommend this to anybody looking for a good acoustic/electric guitar that isn't too spendy. I paid $650 for it brand new at guitar center.
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Old 05-17-2008, 05:10 PM
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I just sold a bunch of my guitars...damn bills. I'm left with a Hofner only available in Germany and a La Petrie classical guitars. Then a no name old Japanese hollowbody and an old 40's radio turned into a amp with a homemade suitcase cabinet with 2 8" Jensen mod speakers. I've had Fender Strats, teles and a Gibson Melody Maker and i'm always leftover with this ------- guitar.
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Old 05-17-2008, 06:10 PM
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I rock a Johnson acoustic (after replacing my last one after a ---- face took it ) and my brother has a Gibson Monarch or something like that. I can't play for ----. Was determined I would after picking up another one, but still haven't. I'll do it some day. Picked up a keyboard I have yet to learn also.
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