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I'm eating a Terry's Chocolate Orange, OMG
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Originally posted by Anthony H. Anthony H. wrote:

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Hey Colin, MeTaL-O-PHoNe is pretty sweet.


yehaw


I think I may prefer this to Jean Louis.


I don't know about that, but there's definitely a zappa-big-band-esque vibe to it which is probably why you prefer it
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Originally posted by bogg808 bogg808 wrote:

I haven't had experience with those, but from reading up on sevenstring.org they sound like the best option. Do a google search for Lundgren's on sevsnstring. Bit Costly though.
 
PS: Meshuggah use em if that means anything to ya.

It means a bit but I want something that has nice cleans too, hehe.  I need to do some research first.
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for nice cleans you just need a 2nd guitar with single coils
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

Originally posted by jampa17 jampa17 wrote:

Originally posted by J-Man J-Man wrote:

Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

Originally posted by jampa17 jampa17 wrote:

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Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

Judging by the looks, Gibson >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Fenders. Even the Danelectro, from the other classic rock guitars, looks better than Fenders to me. Between the Fenders, though, I have a preference for Teles. They're so ugly that I kinda like them. Jimmy Page's hippie Tele, with flower designs on it, from before we turned to Gibson, is quite cool.

RE their qualities as music instruments, I don't have the slightest clue what are their pros and cons.


Telecasters are perfect for country music.

I play a white Strat and an Ibanez semi-hollow bodied most of the time.

Too poor for a Gibson, but the ones I played weren't that great.

I have my eye on a Parker Fly.  Weighs less than a newborn baby and sounds amazing.
Parker is for pop music basically, the sound is pretty much plastic and a little thin, so it's good if that's what you want.
 
Gibson, only if you play blues like a master, they are excellent for bends and warm chords, but awful for heavy riffing... I have played with many Gibson in my life and I have to say, no comparisson, Ibanez is way better, but of course, I want to play heavy rock... I would want to buy a Parker, for a less heavy project, but that's only a dream... no money, no Parker... Unhappy


Have you actually tried a Parker Fly?  I have.  What a mistake.  I drool on myself just thinking about the tones and playability of that guitar.

I should note that Adrian Belew plays one.

Santa, if you're paying attention:
http://www.bmusic.com.au/images/ae_parker_rfdv.jpg



I barely even play guitar, but I would kill to have that. Thumbs Up
Sadly, I haven't, I do want to put my hands over a Fly, but there are none in Guatemala, and of course, I will buy an Ibanez just for the costs, but yes, one day you will buy it Rob, and I will visit you someday so I will try it, k?


It's $3,000.

The day I can afford one, I will fly you and your girlfriend to my home and feed you steak and Samuel Adams.
OK... I get a girlfriend and you get that, K? Handshake
 
(Though I think it will be less expensive for you than for me...)
Change the program inside... Stay in silence is a crime.
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just tuned my Dano to DADFAE for sweet dronin' riffs
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Originally posted by NecronCommander NecronCommander wrote:

Originally posted by bogg808 bogg808 wrote:

I haven't had experience with those, but from reading up on sevenstring.org they sound like the best option. Do a google search for Lundgren's on sevsnstring. Bit Costly though.
 
PS: Meshuggah use em if that means anything to ya.

It means a bit but I want something that has nice cleans too, hehe.  I need to do some research first.
 
I'd assume the Lundgrens have a good clean tone as well as the dirt tones. Research is a good idea.
 
 
I think i'm gonna get this as soon as i sell my Schecter Hellraiser Tempest (I own a C-1 Classic and a C-1 Blackjack 08' and i much prefer those). Maybe 6 months/1 year down the track I'll get some Lundgrens.
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Know anything about guitars, Anthony doesn't. The fact that the Shred has been talking about them literally all day, irate that makes him.

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haha. My first name is Anthony so it seems that Anthony does Tongue
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Originally posted by bogg808 bogg808 wrote:

 
I'd assume the Lundgrens have a good clean tone as well as the dirt tones. Research is a good idea.
 
 
I think i'm gonna get this as soon as i sell my Schecter Hellraiser Tempest (I own a C-1 Classic and a C-1 Blackjack 08' and i much prefer those). Maybe 6 months/1 year down the track I'll get some Lundgrens.


Not a huge fan of 8-strings.  7-strings, on the other hand... hoo baby!
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NO WE CAN'T HAVE ANOTHER ANTHONY IN THE SR
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I'll talk about something other than guitars Tony, like that tasty Davis album you have in your sig.
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Originally posted by The Truth The Truth wrote:

I'll talk about something other than guitars Tony, like that tasty Davis album you have in your sig.



It contains some sexy electric trumpet. If everybody was talking about electric trumpets, than I'd be okay with it.
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Originally posted by bogg808 bogg808 wrote:

Originally posted by NecronCommander NecronCommander wrote:

Originally posted by bogg808 bogg808 wrote:

I haven't had experience with those, but from reading up on sevenstring.org they sound like the best option. Do a google search for Lundgren's on sevsnstring. Bit Costly though.
 
PS: Meshuggah use em if that means anything to ya.

It means a bit but I want something that has nice cleans too, hehe.  I need to do some research first.
 
I'd assume the Lundgrens have a good clean tone as well as the dirt tones. Research is a good idea.
 
 
I think i'm gonna get this as soon as i sell my Schecter Hellraiser Tempest (I own a C-1 Classic and a C-1 Blackjack 08' and i much prefer those). Maybe 6 months/1 year down the track I'll get some Lundgrens.

Mmm, Agiles.  I might be interested in one for my second 8 string.  I only worry about that one because it doesn't have a neck pickup.
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Points: 66631 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 15 2010 at 21:35

Yes I think that the folks from Tech Talk got confused and wondered into the wrong room. LOL  These discussions are way to music techie for the Shred Room.

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Originally posted by The Truth The Truth wrote:

I'll talk about something other than guitars Tony, like that tasty Davis album you have in your sig.



that album gets me up
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I wants a 7 string too. Probs not a pendulum though (although the concept is fairly interesting...)
 
I'd either get a Schecter Hellraiser C-7, Blackjack ATX C-7 or this http://www.rondomusic.com/septorelite727dncebleft.html
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I'm planning on purchasing a 48-string.
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Originally posted by Anthony H. Anthony H. wrote:

Originally posted by The Truth The Truth wrote:

I'll talk about something other than guitars Tony, like that tasty Davis album you have in your sig.



It contains some sexy electric trumpet. If everybody was talking about electric trumpets, than I'd be okay with it.
 
My favorite track is the one were Miles is playing the organ. Embarrassed
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