VK 112 is 50 watts I think. Excellent amp for the price. Built like a brick shiphouse. OK clean. Excellent dirty. Takes pedals very well.

Two gorgeous guitars! Congratulations and Happy Double NGD.

I had one. It was awesome! Its the guitar that I most regret trading away.

My little Fender Family:

I'm a big fan of Lee Oskar harmonicas. Also like Hohner Golden Melody harps. Remember that blues is played "cross harp". That means that your "C" harmonica will play melodies in the key of C major, but will play blues in the key of G. Since so much guitar blues is played in "...

Those Eastwoods tempt me every time I see them. Still have not succumbed though.

...Cripes!!!!

There are some VERY perty guitars in this thread!

My Strat Jr. Made in Mexico in 2006. "Black Beauty", even has the Fender 60th anniversary medallion on the back of the headstock.

sunnamagun!!! That is absolutely stunning. Almost two nice to play. Congratulations

I decided to sell my gorgeous Fender MIM Duo Sonic from the early 90s. But no need to despair. The reason I'm letting the Duo Sonic go is that I just bought something even (IHO) cooler! I bought a Fender Stratocaster Junior, Made in Mexico. For those not familiar with this model, it looks very simil...

Dude got nearly $800 (£511.00 = $776) for it. Beats me why. Looks like a beater, put together from parts. Something you buy for a buck fifty to take to gigs in sketchy bars in the crap part of town.

Only the Duo Sonic is short scale. It's a MIM, extra short, 22.7 inches

Nice Duo, but what I really want to ask if I may, How is that PRS ?... been considering one of them !! PRS is awesome. Better now that I swapped out the bridge 'bucker for a P90 (GFS Mean 90) for some single coil crispness. Exceptionally well made import guitars with flawless fit and finish, and re...

Now it's here! Replaced the busted up pick guard with a new one. Grounded th electronics, and it's ready to rock.

And with his big brothers...

I had one in LPB but traded it away. Only guitar I've traded away that I still miss, and which that I still had.

Small, light, and versatile as all hell with all of the coil splitting options

robroe wrote:NOooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

don't listen to them. jesus.

if you want one with a bridge pickup, buy mustang or a bronco, don't ruin that one. fuck sake.

...what he said

Here is what's gone :( http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8812493/fender_bros.jpg ...and here is what's on the way http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8812493/frontal.jpg This is just the crappy eBay photo. Better pix will be posted when it actually arrives Yes, I do wish that I still had the Strat Jr. and the Mustang Spe...

Sweet birthday gift! Looks amazing HNGD.

So... The Mustang Special was joined by another cool shortscale, a Fender Strat Junior, made in Mexico. Both of these were sweethearts, but a drop-dead gorgeous American Standard Stratocaster beckoned, and alas, the two shortscales disappeared and were replaced by my lovely naked Strat. The months w...

The uke is from a small American company called Konablaster. They make a soprano and a baritone, which is what I have.

They are sold by Elderly.