My 1971 Marshall JMP 50w Tremolo!

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Current Gear: Ron Kirn Barnbuster Tele,
Marshall: 1971 SuperLead 100>1997 1960-TV, bunch of pedals
and a 1987 Porsche 911 Carrera coupe named Veronica

i would really like a PRS Studio with a maple neck but they dont make one yet--

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2011 PRS 25th SAS
2008 Eric Clapton Custom Antigua Strat
2012 PRS Artist Package Studio Special Order

Well...I see your conundrum. I'm sure if you're careful you'll get a good one. And yeah, as big of a Dime fan as I've always been; he had some strange ideas when it came to guitars (and tone for that matter). His latest guitar (razorback) was one of the ugliest abominations to ever hit the market.

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I've owned 2 PRS guitars...a '94 CE 24 Bolt on and a '08 Johnny Hiland....the former a rosewood board, the latter, maple, both lovely instruments, well made, but PRS necks are just not for my hand. There's never been a V-neck in the line, to the best of my knowledge.

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"Another day in paradise!"

After searching and researching for a good, affordable vibe pedal, I'm (almost) ready to pull the trigger for a Wilson Effects Haze Vibe. My Dano Cool Cat Vibe is great for the money, but I'm looking for something a bit more polished. No one makes an affordable stereo vibe pedal.

Blacktop Jaguar. Or Blacktop Telecaster. Or Blacktop Strat. Or, heck, all three.

Honestly, I've had a Deluxe Strat for years and love the thing, but there's a problem -- thick, crusty distortion that can only be produced by a humbucker. I could either stick with my DiMarzio HS-3 Stack humbucking pickup, get the bridge position routed for a "real" humbucker or get a new guitar and let the Strat be a Strat. I was thinking about a Gibson Les Paul Studio until I read about the Blacktop series. Went to the local Guitar Center and played a Jaguar and Strat (love the coil tapping on the Strat).

Wow. Just plain wow. A Fender feel and roaring humbuckers? Great combination and those things are dirt cheap. My only gripe is that it's not made in America. Still, Fender has a winner on its hands with the Blacktop line -- the feel of the instruments, sheer "bang for the buck" and tone are hard to beat.

a Blackstar HT-1™ tube amp with reverb since i got my SX Strat copy...... and another strat hopefully a fender highway 1

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Musos can be a pain!!!

But if you have 15,000 they will give you free Fenders

After having recently done some guitar horse trading which included the loss of my old tweed Blues Deluxe and my '89 G&L ASAT in favour of my new Super-Sonic 22 amp and 1957-2007 Commemorative "Mary Kaye" AVRI Strat, which is a simply stunning guitar, and a very tasty contrast to my mid boosted lace-sensor equipped USA honey blond Buddy Guy, my GAS is for the moment fairly well fed and comfortably dozing away

However I find myself "Telecasterless" (not counting my St Blues T-type guitar), so that's the next on the hit list :

I can't decide between a 'butterscotch blonde' blackguard type, something USA or perhaps a Baja, or a Candy Apple Red 62 re-issue type (I had a Japanese one years ago), maybe when the time comes I'll just go see what's "Out There" The JD Tele is...interesting, and I also do love the look of the surf green 'bound 62 AVRI Tele I must admit, maybe one will turn up used when I have some cash

But prior to all that, I'd like a clearer more articulate Vibe pedal than my Dunlop UV-1SC, perhaps a Deja Vibe

Say Dave!!!!!
Have you seen that Seymour Duncan 35 Commemorative T-type?? There's a combination of features for the discriminating collector. Limited number at 6K+.

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"Another day in paradise!"

A tremolo pedal. I think I'll try some out tonight and listen to the difference between the Dano $39.99 model and the Voodoo labs $129.99 model.

Don't start laughing, but I want one of those T C Helicon voice live doodads I'd never use it on stage but probably have a lot of fun with it at home. Dose anyone have any experience with this stuff and are they really MAGIC A wast of cash or not
----Danny, $500.00 worth of fun

Aaaargh humbuckers .. and wot a price !

Actually the recent 60th Anniversary Tele would be more my thing .. seen a few recently, but I refuse to let myself play one in case it infects me with GAS all over again, and I'm broke

An inexpensive Bass, so I can mess with that too!

Pups aside....it's a beautiful piece of work!

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"Another day in paradise!"

Next on my list is a Rick 360/12 or 325 64 John Lennon model with toaster pups on both. I'm now taking Champix to stop smoking and figure that I'll be able to save almost $300 a month if I set aside the money I regularly spent on smokes.

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'65 Strat,65 Mustang,65 Jaguar,4 more Strats,3 vintage Vox guitars,5 Vox amps,'69 Bassman with a '68 2-15 Bassman cab,36 guitars total-15asst'd amps total,2 vintage '60s Hammond organs & a myriad of effects-with a few rare vintage ones.