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The Elementary Penguin Crew
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Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 9:23 am
Labyrinth Shredder The Elementary Penguin Labyrinth Shredder The Elementary Penguin KyrieEleison The Elementary Penguin I know I'm probably gonna get a lot of verbal for saying this, but I'd probably design one with a body that looked like something else - like a dragon, or angel wings, or something. I saw this GORGEOUS bass at The London Guitar Show who'se body was shaped like a golden eagle, tallons out-setreched. I dunno what parts it'd have - pick-ups etc - cause I don't know enough about the technical side of things. I'd just do the woodwork smile http://www.espguitars.co.jp/artist/2004/alfee/index.htmlLike this? Yeh, that sort of idea. Have you seen the Dragongirl? I can't find a pic of it online, I've only seen it once in a Q-mag. There's something like a 14-year waiting list for them. EDIT: That's why I couldn't find a pic of it - I got the name wrong. esp Devil Girl http://www.guitarhangar.com/guitars/images/esp_devilgirla.jpgEDIT: What are esp's like as instruments? Following brief research into them, I have reached the conclusion that they are drop-dead gorgeous (if yer into that kind of thing) Take a look at these, if you're into this kind of stuff you'll love these guys: RB Guitar SculptureI cant help being into them - I know the most important things are how it plays and how it sounds, but a sexy guitar is a sexy guitar Definitely, it changes the guitar from just a tool (in some cases) into a piece of art itself. Can anyone tell me if EPS's are good instruments as well as being dead sexy? I dont know much about makes or gear or whatever, I just play the things.
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Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 4:22 pm
KyrieEleison Katikal I'd have a red white and blue custom 12 string warlock with double humbuckings, with an eagle pickguard. 12 string like 12 string acoustic style or twelve regular strings? And do you know how wide that neck would be? (I've seen a few with like 14 strings, and a PRS with 11 strings) Acoustic style, it's kinda too fantasy though...
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Labyrinth Shredder Captain
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Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 6:45 pm
The Elementary Penguin Labyrinth Shredder The Elementary Penguin Labyrinth Shredder The Elementary Penguin KyrieEleison The Elementary Penguin I know I'm probably gonna get a lot of verbal for saying this, but I'd probably design one with a body that looked like something else - like a dragon, or angel wings, or something. I saw this GORGEOUS bass at The London Guitar Show who'se body was shaped like a golden eagle, tallons out-setreched. I dunno what parts it'd have - pick-ups etc - cause I don't know enough about the technical side of things. I'd just do the woodwork smile http://www.espguitars.co.jp/artist/2004/alfee/index.htmlLike this? Yeh, that sort of idea. Have you seen the Dragongirl? I can't find a pic of it online, I've only seen it once in a Q-mag. There's something like a 14-year waiting list for them. EDIT: That's why I couldn't find a pic of it - I got the name wrong. esp Devil Girl http://www.guitarhangar.com/guitars/images/esp_devilgirla.jpgEDIT: What are esp's like as instruments? Following brief research into them, I have reached the conclusion that they are drop-dead gorgeous (if yer into that kind of thing) Take a look at these, if you're into this kind of stuff you'll love these guys: RB Guitar SculptureI cant help being into them - I know the most important things are how it plays and how it sounds, but a sexy guitar is a sexy guitar Definitely, it changes the guitar from just a tool (in some cases) into a piece of art itself. Can anyone tell me if EPS's are good instruments as well as being dead sexy? I dont know much about makes or gear or whatever, I just play the things. Can't say I have played tons of ESP's, but what little I have they seem pretty good. There are many great players out there who endorse ESP and I have heard that they are high quality instruments.
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Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 7:30 pm
I'm a huge fan of Schecter's fret inlays. Those things are art! My friend got one, it looks so awesome 3nodding
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Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 7:49 pm
The Elementary Penguin KyrieEleison The Elementary Penguin I know I'm probably gonna get a lot of verbal for saying this, but I'd probably design one with a body that looked like something else - like a dragon, or angel wings, or something. I saw this GORGEOUS bass at The London Guitar Show who'se body was shaped like a golden eagle, tallons out-setreched. I dunno what parts it'd have - pick-ups etc - cause I don't know enough about the technical side of things. I'd just do the woodwork smile http://www.espguitars.co.jp/artist/2004/alfee/index.htmlLike this? Yeh, that sort of idea. Have you seen the Dragongirl? I can't find a pic of it online, I've only seen it once in a Q-mag. There's something like a 14-year waiting list for them. EDIT: That's why I couldn't find a pic of it - I got the name wrong. esp Devil Girl http://www.guitarhangar.com/guitars/images/esp_devilgirla.jpgEDIT: What are esp's like as instruments? Following brief research into them, I have reached the conclusion that they are drop-dead gorgeous (if yer into that kind of thing) Cant speak for the low end ones, but the higher end ones play amazingly. The only reason im selling mine soon is for the money for a Ibanez Universe
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Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 9:29 pm
If I couldn't have a V, I would have this 8 string telecaster. ( with baritone neck and I would custom order 8 string EMG 81 and 85) But, If i did get a V, this is the perfect example of the kind of V I would get. (with a baritone neck)
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Posted: Wed Sep 08, 2004 11:36 pm
TrbledSol666 If I couldn't have a V, I would have this 8 string telecaster. ( with baritone neck and I would custom order 8 string EMG 81 and 85) But, If i did get a V, this is the perfect example of the kind of V I would get. (with a baritone neck)  The only way you can get 8 strings is w/ baritone scale necks. Depending on how you tune it, the lowest note is either gonna be a B or G. And a low G wont ring out clear unless you're either usin thickass strings or a 27"+ neck scale
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Posted: Thu Sep 09, 2004 3:30 pm
KyrieEleison TrbledSol666 If I couldn't have a V, I would have this 8 string telecaster. ( with baritone neck and I would custom order 8 string EMG 81 and 85) But, If i did get a V, this is the perfect example of the kind of V I would get. (with a baritone neck)  The only way you can get 8 strings is w/ baritone scale necks. Depending on how you tune it, the lowest note is either gonna be a B or G. And a low G wont ring out clear unless you're either usin thickass strings or a 27"+ neck scale actually thats exactly what i want, an 8 string telecaster with a baritone neck and thick a** strings xd
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Posted: Thu Sep 09, 2004 5:21 pm
Something tells me that meshuggah was involved in that decision...
I dont really like thme ,but have you seen their 8 string custom IBanezes?
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Posted: Thu Sep 09, 2004 6:28 pm
KyrieEleison Something tells me that meshuggah was involved in that decision... I dont really like thme ,but have you seen their 8 string custom IBanezes? I've actually never heard of that band. sweatdrop so no, i made this decision on my own.
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Posted: Thu Sep 09, 2004 6:56 pm
They're the only band i know that plays 8 strings regularly. I Dont really like them, though. They only use the top 2 and bottom 2 strings ;p ;p . But that seems to the inspiration for most people.
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Posted: Thu Sep 09, 2004 11:41 pm
Rusty Cooley got himself an 8 string guitar, go to http://www.rustycooley.com and watch the videos of him playing it. He's an awesome player.
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Labyrinth Shredder Captain
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Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2004 1:39 am
yeah, he rules he was part of my inspration for getting a 7 string, BUT hes not a band ;p
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Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2004 8:12 pm
I'd go with a Gibson Explorer. Copper metallic finish with silver knobs and hardware and etc. Don't know what else I would have, though.. I don't own an electric quite yet, so I'm not too familiar with different sounds and stuff. But it would definitely have a whammy bar. 3nodding
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Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2004 9:01 pm
I'd probably design something like the Fender Tornado. It's actually a great guitar for beginers and the advanced. But maybe with a telecaster mix in their.
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