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    Posted: October 28 2005 at 11:26

my guitar has been broken in a show!!!

the neack is broken, this is so sad to me

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can it be replaced at least?
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You should have listened less to some videos of The Who, or Hendrix at Monterey festival

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^ That wasn't very nice, was it,  Snowie?
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Clearly, you were playing too powerfully and your music was far too passionate for your guitar to handle.  That guitar is a wimp.  dont fix it.  get a new one.  dont mess around with pussy guitars and get one that can handle the rock.
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I know the feeling, as I have broken two of my guitars. What kind of guitar was it? Is the neck replaceable? My gibson actualy holds the tuning better, after I reglued the broken neck.

 
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Originally posted by GoldenSpiral GoldenSpiral wrote:

Clearly, you were playing too powerfully and your music was far too passionate for your guitar to handle.  That guitar is a wimp.  dont fix it.  get a new one.  dont mess around with pussy guitars and get one that can handle the rock.

she was a wonderfull guitar!!! and she is was very strong she take some really bad hits!(like falling from 3 fits).
I know she is not too good, but this is my first guitar man...

and I dont know how it happend.
but i get paid on this a least.
 
and by the way- andy latimer(camel)- what is guitar?


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Originally posted by proger proger wrote:

my guitar has been broken in a show!!!

the neack is broken, this is so sad to me

are you the man fron utopia?
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andy latimer uses mainly gibson les pauls
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Originally posted by maidenrulez maidenrulez wrote:

andy latimer uses mainly gibson les pauls

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Yeah, go with the Les Paul.  Has one of the strongest necks in the business.  That is how Hackett and others get the sustain they do.  Ibanez copies the technology and that is why Satriani, Vai, et al, get similar sounding sustain out of their axes.  Compare prices - Les Paul or Ibanez.  Both are quite good...
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Points: 7456 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 24 2007 at 07:27
Epiphone are also made by Gibson.Excellent guitars

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Originally posted by Man Erg Man Erg wrote:

Epiphone are also made by Gibson.Excellent guitars


wow!!
its been 2 years from the day that I was posted that topic!

now I have a PRS singlecut and a VOXad 50 v amp
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Originally posted by prog4evr prog4evr wrote:

Yeah, go with the Les Paul.  Has one of the strongest necks in the business.  That is how Hackett and others get the sustain they do.  Ibanez copies the technology and that is why Satriani, Vai, et al, get similar sounding sustain out of their axes.  Compare prices - Les Paul or Ibanez.  Both are quite good...


The Ibanez models you're talking about all have thin bolt-on necks, totally different from the Gibson type guitars which have thick set-in necks.Embarrassed
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Originally posted by proger proger wrote:

Originally posted by Man Erg Man Erg wrote:

Epiphone are also made by Gibson.Excellent guitars


wow!!
its been 2 years from the day that I was posted that topic!

now I have a PRS singlecut and a VOXad 50 v amp


I have a 2001 Epiphone Les Paul Custom, and while I love it, I have had problems with the wiring practically from the start (bought second hand). The volume cuts out without warning. I've had the pots cleaned, the P/Us checked, the wiring verified & even changed the plug (that thingy where you put the lead cord in). THought it was all solved, but I'm starting to think I'll have to tell my guitar tech to go through all the wires & re-wire if necessary.
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Points: 809 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 28 2007 at 07:56
Originally posted by MikeEnRegalia MikeEnRegalia wrote:

Originally posted by prog4evr prog4evr wrote:

Yeah, go with the Les Paul.  Has one of the strongest necks in the business.  That is how Hackett and others get the sustain they do.  Ibanez copies the technology and that is why Satriani, Vai, et al, get similar sounding sustain out of their axes.  Compare prices - Les Paul or Ibanez.  Both are quite good...


The Ibanez models you're talking about all have thin bolt-on necks, totally different from the Gibson type guitars which have thick set-in necks.Embarrassed


The Ibanez guitar I have (Guitar synth model) has a neck that is thick and goes all the way through the body.
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