Crap, my eyes read Super Reverb.

My old Greco was over 11 pounds. I had to get straplocks just to keep that thing from committing suicide. It sounded awesome with the Fralins I put in it, though.

I like the burst, very classy. Just be careful not to spend too much time on LP forums, those guys can be way too corksniffery.

71Smallbox wrote:The Fender Super Six is just a Twin Reverb with 6 speakers.

I thought it might be. So, only 45 watts? Why didn't the guy just get a Pro Reverb instead of chopping up a Super 6? That seems like a lot of unnecessary work.

I forget, are those Super 6 amps 100 watts? That's pretty cool. I've always liked 1x15 combos, but I'll bet with the JBL that thing is incredibly bright sounding.

Headstock edges are a little odd; cut at 90 degrees to the fretboard as opposed to 90 degrees to the headstock face. That's how Gibson used to do banjo and mandolin headstocks back in the early days. It's weird that it was done to your guitar. It's kind of an awkward feature to cut. http://elderly....

Russian Big Muff. I still have it 14 years later even though I don't have an electric guitar anymore.

You have many awesome guitars, but I think I like the Tokai best of all.

yeah, the red one isn't as bad. gold hardware on both is just nasty, though.

i got that one for $300 without pickups. I sold it for a little under $600.
i actually bought it for the same reason you want to get one. i just wanted a humbucker guitar to mess around with. it ended up becoming my main guitar.

the pink strat is cool. that's just gnarly looking.

i had a greco les paul custom. it was an awesome guitar. seriously better than any epiphone and most gibsons i've played. i got it on ebay with no pickups, so i put fralins in. unfortunately i had to sell it when the transmission on my car crapped out. http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m42/bubbles_...

baked maple fretboard? did the feds confiscate all their rosewood?

is this the one that belonged to adrian belew?

i keep telling myself there's no way i could possibly afford a santa cruz vintage artist. i still try and come up with ways to save up the money.
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the trapezoid is cool. as for the price, enclosures are usually the most expensive single component of the pedal build.

probably a refin. most vintage custom colors have matching headstocks.
also, those tuners are replacements.

there's no picture of the headstock.
by the way, did you find anything good in the classifieds?

scotch-brite pads work really well for this.

am i the only one who can't see the pictures?

i really miss the '66 i had. only jag i regret selling. dots 'n' binding is so classy.