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ah right, sorry! when you wrote silvertone i assumed you meant the electric one. :oops:
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that melody maker is my favorite guitar on the forum right now.
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the one they got at rumble seat they want 3500 for it
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William, is that Squier a Korean model? My local shop has (or had at least) one just like it for $200, I was thinking about snatching it up but then realized even a good strat is still a strat :lol: . They do play good though.
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robroe wrote:that melody maker is my favorite guitar on the forum right now.
...the one they got at rumble seat they want 3500 for it
thanks! glad you like it. i'll think of you if i see a good deal on one again, and let you know!

3500 is pretty high, but that one is in VG condition. still i think 700 was a great deal for mine. i actually prefer the greened version of pelham blue to the original color.
stewart wrote: ah right, sorry! when you wrote silvertone i assumed you meant the electric one.
i can see where youd get that. its cool. yeah, i wont change a thing about the dano made one, except i just might cut a new piece of rosewood for it, with a bit of compensation to help with intonation. might be more trouble than its worth. maybe ill just get a replacement one and cut that.
Nick wrote:William, is that Squier a Korean model? My local shop has (or had at least) one just like it for $200, I was thinking about snatching it up but then realized even a good strat is still a strat Laughing . They do play good though.
nah, its an early MIJ, e series serial, i think it was made 85 or 86. its almost NOS, really. pretty remarkable. it plays and looks every bit as good as any strat ive ever seen. pretty much identical to what was being called a "fender" MIJ at the time. i paid 200 for it, but i think its worth a bit more. the "JV" series are worth alot more than that, and these are pretty similar.
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New Amp

Blackstar ht-5, along with my classic vibe squire and MIM players Jaguar...

Still waiting on another Jag.

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RC-2 and Mike's Hotcake added!
waiting for a Muff from Tim, some custom cables, Maybe a Small Clone + a tap tempo for the looper

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into these [HellBabe Wah [off the board], Hotcake, Box of Rock, Chorus Orchestra, DD600, RC-2, Pitch Black]
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Waiter! I'll take my awesome clean tones with a side order of delicious tremolo, please.
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I was about to say you cheeky devil, keeping that one quiet.
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Strangely familiar looking...
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after Tim's Green Muff, a small clone/phase 90 [HALP CAN'T DECIDE!!], and a saltboost/planeticket/LPB i'm DONE!..................
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Got that for christmas, good for the price - £17 !!!!

Need cables to link my pedals together.
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i need to get me one of those...
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any good? i've been thinking of getting one. DEMOh's?
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don't know why i've never tried a bad monkey before. played one out of the blue and brought it. the shop had a classic player strat like mine and a blues deluxe. oh boy, it sounds so good. can't believe i've not tried one sooner.
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rob, you have the most rapidly changing pedalboard i've ever seen!
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The Bad Monkey is apparently a Tubescreamer derivative but with more flexible tone shaping, I tried one but not under the best circumstances (solid-state amp, pushy shopkeeper, wank Strat) but they get rave reviews so I'm sure at volume through a tube amp they're lovely.
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it's annoying. i get a really nice sound at home, go to practice, crank the amp, attack of the killer treble!!! though the past couple of practices, i've finally got it sussed. i think it's mainly the trait of my strat and the blues deluxe. since i've ditched the bd-2, everything is a lot better.
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Mike wrote:The Bad Monkey is apparently a Tubescreamer derivative but with more flexible tone shaping, I tried one but not under the best circumstances (solid-state amp, pushy shopkeeper, wank Strat) but they get rave reviews so I'm sure at volume through a tube amp they're lovely.
it's defiantly better than a tubescreamer, not as mid-humpy. the eq section is really good, i can get a really good balance that works with singles and humbuckers better than the bd-2. cleans up nice, you can push the tweed nicely, no noise. not tried the simulated out yet.
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