Posted: Sun May 26, 2013 10:45 pm
An original Fender Marauder.
Lovely. That headstock shape thrills me - same as the Starcaster. <3bluesngrunge wrote:An original Fender Marauder.
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Posted: Mon May 27, 2013 2:04 pm
Posted: Mon May 27, 2013 7:52 pm
Dream onbluesngrunge wrote:An original Fender Marauder.
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Posted: Mon May 27, 2013 8:23 pm
I willwesttexasred wrote:Dream onbluesngrunge wrote:An original Fender Marauder.
Posted: Wed Jun 05, 2013 11:34 pm
I find the choice of tremolo interesting.bluesngrunge wrote:An original Fender Marauder.
Do y'all think the Mustang tremolo is better than the Jag/JM tremolo?
Posted: Thu Jun 06, 2013 12:17 am
Been wanting a Coronado for ages now. Either Lake Placid Blue or White. They're just stupidly sexy
Posted: Thu Jun 06, 2013 12:18 am
No, it's pretty difficult to control. The JM/Jag trem is better for dips, whereas the Strat trem is better than the Mustang for dives.
As for the heinous Fender Marauder... sometimes dead is better!
As for the heinous Fender Marauder... sometimes dead is better!
Posted: Thu Jun 06, 2013 12:48 am
If you want an attainable next-best-thing, check out the BiLT Relevator. An almost exact copy, and there are tons of options for pickup and switching options.bluesngrunge wrote:An original Fender Marauder.
Posted: Thu Jun 06, 2013 1:38 am
Yes nels, that realm was conceived by Fender. Have you heard of them?"These BilT guitars are sleek and salacious and seem like they come from some glistening retro-futuristic realm. Beautifully made and well conceived, they could spark creativity in a moldy log."
Posted: Thu Jun 06, 2013 3:08 am
I've wanted a jazzmaster for years, particularly in ice blue metallic or ocean turquoise that used to be available on the avri's. unfortunately now all you can find anywhere are the stupid, black, sunburst or sometimes white ones, or the stupidly overpriced new 65 Ri's
Posted: Thu Jun 06, 2013 4:04 am
ultratwin wrote:Four years on, and the dream I initially posted just might come to pass. No champagne sparkle, but simple availability on these shores has got me more excited this time.
With no less than four guitars going out the door for good (almost there), I think I finally have incentive to replace more with better.
This 1992 Terada build showed up online on Thursday night and no one's biting so far, no doubt because $1370 is a lot to pay for dents, even over here where mildy used ones can still go for $2000. I dunno, if frets and the neck are in good order, I'd feel quite alright about acquiring a mildy bashed up Jet that would make me enjoy the thing more than the super-conscious attitude I'd have to put on every time I pulled out something pristine, and I think I can work the guy down to $1300 or so based on his post.
We'll see...
LIVEJOURNALESQUE EDIT on dream guitar!!!11
Final deal came out to be $1150 from a Pawn Shop...
Very nice deal. What year is it?
Posted: Thu Jun 06, 2013 4:14 am
Doug wrote:ultratwin wrote:Four years on, and the dream I initially posted just might come to pass. No champagne sparkle, but simple availability on these shores has got me more excited this time.
With no less than four guitars going out the door for good (almost there), I think I finally have incentive to replace more with better.
This 1992 Terada build showed up online on Thursday night and no one's biting so far, no doubt because $1370 is a lot to pay for dents, even over here where mildy used ones can still go for $2000. I dunno, if frets and the neck are in good order, I'd feel quite alright about acquiring a mildy bashed up Jet that would make me enjoy the thing more than the super-conscious attitude I'd have to put on every time I pulled out something pristine, and I think I can work the guy down to $1300 or so based on his post.
We'll see...
LIVEJOURNALESQUE EDIT on dream guitar!!!11
Final deal came out to be $1150 from a Pawn Shop...
Very nice deal. What year is it?