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http://lacemusic.com/guitars/cybercaste ... series.php

http://www.aampselectricguitarstore.com ... aster.html

aside from the strat jack, i kind of like it.

looks like it needs a JM/Jag trem

it reminds me of a melted jagstang, and is under $500
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Back 6 years or so ago they tried making those with an intentionally twisted neck for ergonomic purposes. I notice they're not doing that anymore. Can't imagine why.

I hate to do the cliche thing of imagining what kind of player would use a certain type of guitar, but I can only see this one being used by snooty jazz fusion players.
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The strat jack is quite possibly the only thing I like about it. I see a bitch headstock on a bitch body that just scream "look at me, I'm not a Fender but I am really lolz." 2 lace humbuckers (some of the most unnecessary pickups to ever make it that far past the "what if" phase) and what inexplicably appears to be a telecaster bridge for no reason, which is a trend with "let's design something radically different" nowadays: "let's go back to one of the earliest solidbody electric guitar designs ever and just fuck the shape".

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Post by finboy »

i wonder if fender necks fit on there
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Twisted for your pleasure.
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Post by Will »

Radical for the sake of Radical is really a shitty reason to pick any design.

If they want to do something new, they should be focusing on ergonomics - it looks like there would be no forearm support on this model.

Let's all remember, form follows function.
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Post by r40f »

i kind of like the shape of the body but i think it would look better if the top horn was rounded. also it needs a fender neck, different jack, non-tele bridge and non-chrome knobs. then it would be a cool guitar.
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r40f wrote:i kind of like the shape of the body but i think it would look better if the top horn was rounded. also it needs a fender neck, different jack, non-tele bridge and non-chrome knobs. then it would be a cool guitar.
So a Jag-stang?
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I think it looks hideous.
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BacchusPaul wrote:
r40f wrote:i kind of like the shape of the body but i think it would look better if the top horn was rounded. also it needs a fender neck, different jack, non-tele bridge and non-chrome knobs. then it would be a cool guitar.
So a Jag-stang?
of course the more it looks like a jag-stang the better
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Post by timhulio »

I'm sure the cybercaster with the twisty neck looked nicer than this. Lace guitars are just generally retarted, generally.

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