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ykk211 wrote:I have to admit I had never heard of them until this thread, but im really enjoying them.

As a 90s teen, I had heard of MSP before... However, I don't know their stuff at all.

I listened to You Love Us and Motorcycle Emptiness this evening... Both quite enjoyable!

singlepickup24 wrote:

ykk211 wrote:I have to admit I had never heard of them until this thread, but im really enjoying them.

As a 90s teen, I had heard of MSP before... However, I don't know their stuff at all.

I listened to You Love Us and Motorcycle Emptiness this evening... Both quite enjoyable!

Your mind is about to be blown

Try 4st 7lbs, Die In The Summertime, Yes, Faster, PCP

Mike wrote:

singlepickup24 wrote:

ykk211 wrote:I have to admit I had never heard of them until this thread, but im really enjoying them.

As a 90s teen, I had heard of MSP before... However, I don't know their stuff at all.

I listened to You Love Us and Motorcycle Emptiness this evening... Both quite enjoyable!

Your mind is about to be blown

Try 4st 7lbs, Die In The Summertime, Yes, Faster, PCP

Revol, she is suffering...

Looks like the VM 72 Thinline Tele will hit the States any day now. Musicians Friend has an ETA of 9/5 but they're known to push back dates for weeks:



VM 72 Tele Thinline Tele

plaidbeer wrote:Looks like the VM 72 Thinline Tele will hit the States any day now. Musicians Friend has an ETA of 9/5 but they're known to push back dates for weeks:



VM 72 Tele Thinline Tele

this will definitely be on my radar

plaidbeer wrote:Looks like the VM 72 Thinline Tele will hit the States any day now. Musicians Friend has an ETA of 9/5 but they're known to push back dates for weeks:



VM 72 Tele Thinline Tele

Shit. $300

Between that and the 60's CV Strat in Burgundy Mist, I'm tempted to spend money. Not good.

plaidbeer wrote:Looks like the VM 72 Thinline Tele will hit the States any day now. Musicians Friend has an ETA of 9/5 but they're known to push back dates for weeks:



VM 72 Tele Thinline Tele

£100 more expensive in Europe

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I tried a Thinline recently and it was alright. Not a patch the Fender and needed a setup aswell.

MF shows the Sherwood Green CV Strat with an ETA of 9/5:

CV 50s Strat

Same for the Burgundy Mist 60s:

CV 60s


Is there a huge difference sonically between the two? The only Strat I've ever used was a Bullet so I don't know the difference between Alnico Vs vs. the 3.

plaidbeer wrote:MF shows the Sherwood Green CV Strat with an ETA of 9/5:

CV 50s Strat

Same for the Burgundy Mist 60s:

CV 60s


Is there a huge difference sonically between the two? The only Strat I've ever used was a Bullet so I don't know the difference between Alnico Vs vs. the 3.

I think maple neck strats can sound brighter but a lot of maple neck strats back in the day also had ash bodies if they were sunburst...

Noirie. wrote:Not a patch on the Fender.

Why?

Noisy Cat wrote:

Noirie. wrote:Not a patch on the Fender.

Why?

The neck didn't feel as nice as the Fender.

Noirie. wrote:

Noisy Cat wrote:

Noirie. wrote:Not a patch on the Fender.

Why?

The neck didn't feel as nice as the Fender.

Are you comparing the Squier to the Mexican Fender (9.5" radius neck) or the American one (7.25")?

I thought all current USA Strats were 9.5" apart from the specific vintage reissue jobs, same as the Mexican Strats.

i think they're talking about the thinline teles which are indeed reissues with 7.25"

well i think they're comparing the vm 72 thinline to the fender 72 thinline, which is 7.25"

Ahh gotcha.

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Thanks for posting this. He really is a monster player, I love his stuff.