Squier version of the Billy Corgan Strat

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Post by weeping_moon »

why do i have to be a BC fanboy who'd like to lick his bald dome?
of corse i like billy corgans music, but i didnt buy the guitar for that reason.. get over it, its a fuckin good guitar, for the boys who really can play the guitar.. thats about it!

nothing more to say about this.
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Post by weeping_moon »

enough with the corgan talk.

anyone else tryed playin the guitar?
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The singer from the band Abe Vigoda plays one, it sounded good when I saw them open for Vampire Weekend.
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Give that thing a floyd or make it hardtail and i'll be all over it. Would be nice to have a 12-16" radius as well.
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JJLipton wrote:
Like an affordable Adrian Smith sig Jackson?
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well, the squier has a 2-point trem so it's gonna a little more like that than the vintage style trem.
cogito ergo sum...thing or other...
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scandoslav wrote:
JJLipton wrote:
Like an affordable Adrian Smith sig Jackson?
Erase the signature off the headstock and i'll be all over that.
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Post by Haze »

love that jackson, haet that strat. I've played one, it was junk.
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Haze wrote:love that jackson, haet that strat. I've played one, it was junk.
yeah, but its two different guitars, and to differnet prices! :D
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Post by cleo »

weeping_moon wrote:
cleo wrote:me not likey :?
Looks similar to the BC Sig, and the BC Sig was not fascinating :wink:
aha, why not?
Played the sig on several amps: Fender HRD, Laboga Mr. Hector, Vox Ac 30. This guitar sucks at cleans and crunch.
Hi-Gain is cool, but without cleans/crunch its a One-Trick-Pony......... and a strat should never be a one trick pony! :roll:
I tried classic-strat material like Hendrix, Indie and Blues through it. Dull and Boring. Compared it with American Standard Strat and Fender HotRod Strat

But the Riffs of Smashing Pumpkins and so sounded really cool through the Laboga Mr.Hector.
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cleo wrote:
weeping_moon wrote:
cleo wrote:me not likey :?
Looks similar to the BC Sig, and the BC Sig was not fascinating :wink:
aha, why not?
Played the sig on several amps: Fender HRD, Laboga Mr. Hector, Vox Ac 30. This guitar sucks at cleans and crunch.
Hi-Gain is cool, but without cleans/crunch its a One-Trick-Pony......... and a strat should never be a one trick pony! :roll:
I tried classic-strat material like Hendrix, Indie and Blues through it. Dull and Boring. Compared it with American Standard Strat and Fender HotRod Strat

But the Riffs of Smashing Pumpkins and so sounded really cool through the Laboga Mr.Hector.
aha. you didnt like the loudness in the pickups.. i can understand that, i know some people hate them.. but i think theyre the best! with the right setup on the amp and the pedals you got a fine clean sound with it..
change the pickups then if you dont like the dimarzio.
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Post by cleo »

I tried it half an hour and i was not too impressed by the sound, there were many guitars sounding better
in this shop - Fender AVRI Jag/JM,J MAscis JM, Gibson Les Paul Jr.(the not custom version) .....
I like the matt finish on it and the hardtail - Damn you can hit this guitar hard :D

I think its cool for the price, the quality and looks are superb, but unfortunatly i don't dig the sound.
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so did you buy it? or that's you playing the guitar in the shop?
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Post by tomin8r »

So its basically a Squier BC strat with a rosewood neck and muddier pickups?

Do not want.
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the squier one came first. the billy corgan one is similar except for the rosewood neck, slightly different pickups and major addition of a hardtail bridge.
cogito ergo sum...thing or other...
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hotrodperlmutter wrote:so did you buy it? or that's you playing the guitar in the shop?
i did buy it.. and im playing at home.
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tomin8r wrote:So its basically a Squier BC strat with a rosewood neck and muddier pickups?

Do not want.
no it´s not! try playing it yourself.
i dont care if you dont want it!
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mage wrote:the squier one came first. the billy corgan one is similar except for the rosewood neck, slightly different pickups and major addition of a hardtail bridge.
stop telling everyone this.. go to a guitar store and try play the two guitars and feel the difference instead!
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Post by Bacchus »

weeping_moon wrote:
mage wrote:the squier one came first. the billy corgan one is similar except for the rosewood neck, slightly different pickups and major addition of a hardtail bridge.
stop telling everyone this.. go to a guitar store and try play the two guitars and feel the difference instead!
Stop being so fucking defensive. Are you saying that these aren't actual differences between the two guitars? You don't have to go to a shop to play one to see the differences. These are facts.

Personally, I think these guitars look great. I'd much rather have a two-point tremolo than a stop tail piece.
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