Fano "Red Special" JM6

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Fano "Red Special" JM6

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I don't know why I like this but I do.

I don't like the trem, but the red special vibe is not lost at all.

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Post by robroe »

i like everything but the giant bell knobs....needs something smaller.....either that or change all the switches to black and keep the bell knobs
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Post by Haze »

that looks like it would be uncomfortable to play. I don't mind playing teles [no coutours] but with that large of a body i dont think it'd be fun. Looks good though, definitely a different take on the red special thing.
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Post by Bacchus »

That's great. I like the smaller top plate and all the slanty switches.
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Post by Asher »

The smaller control plate is really cool. Are the switches for on/off and phase functions for the pickups?
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Post by Stan Kwervo »

I like how the wood grain "goes around" the trem. Also agree with rob, needs different knobs
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Post by Boab »

Stan Kwervo wrote:I like how the wood grain "goes around" the trem. Also agree with rob, needs different knobs
Agreed.

How much would these set someone back?
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Post by UgoUzuegbunam »

I don't like it at all.
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Post by SKC Willie »

I really dig that.

Especially the pickup switches.
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Post by dezb1 »

The only things I don’t like about it are the white switches and the fact that it’s red, but other than that it’s a cool idea
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I think it looks great.
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Post by jcyphe »

Now that I really look at it, the style reminds me of several Euro guitars from the 60's. Like if a Burns had a baby with a Hagstrom.
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Post by mellowlogic »

Love the slanted switches. I feel like they would be really functional, like you would knock them around a lot less due to the angle.
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Post by Gavin »

Does look pretty cool.
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Post by ohyeahfuzzbear »

Nice guitar... are those pickups tri-sonics? They look just like the pickups on my Burns...
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Post by jcyphe »

ohyeahfuzzbear wrote:Nice guitar... are those pickups tri-sonics? They look just like the pickups on my Burns...
yup

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looks like they're Brian May signature Tri-Sonics.
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jcyphe wrote:
ohyeahfuzzbear wrote:Nice guitar... are those pickups tri-sonics? They look just like the pickups on my Burns...
yup

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looks like they're Brian May signature Tri-Sonics.
yeah i think they're signature too, you can just make out some writing on the bottom of them...
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Here is my favorite Fano

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