Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2009 8:36 pm
brilliant!
Snazzizzle!Fran wrote:
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Re: Thanks to the Mustang builder...
Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2009 9:58 pm
Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:21 pm
that's really nice fran. it already looked pretty shit hot when i saw it at yours. what pickups you rocking?
Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:59 pm
Like it! I am fond of that custard, but it's not for everyone.
Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2009 11:04 pm
To my eyes it looks like you switched the colors on a Red comp around.
Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2009 6:14 am
Hot Rails. The stock ones were too noisy and thin sounding.Progrockabuse wrote:that's really nice fran. it already looked pretty shit hot when i saw it at yours. what pickups you rocking?
Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2009 9:01 am
I really like it. It makes even Custard Mustang look awesome.Fran wrote:Hot Rails. The stock ones were too noisy and thin sounding.Progrockabuse wrote:that's really nice fran. it already looked pretty shit hot when i saw it at yours. what pickups you rocking?
The hotrails - how do they sound clean? Are they as versatile as I think they are? I mostly play slow songs (say, Under the Bridge, Lenny, etc) but occasionally I'd like to play some Foo's. Are they okay for both?
Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2009 11:06 am
Looks really good! Nice use of the Mustang builder as well 
Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2009 2:34 pm
They clean up quite good, like a PAF maybe. You may want to consider some noiseless single coils though for RHCP sounds. Something like SD 'Cool Rails', DiM YJMs or maybe Lace Sensors.Pavlov wrote:I really like it. It makes even Custard Mustang look awesome.Fran wrote:Hot Rails. The stock ones were too noisy and thin sounding.Progrockabuse wrote:that's really nice fran. it already looked pretty shit hot when i saw it at yours. what pickups you rocking?
The hotrails - how do they sound clean? Are they as versatile as I think they are? I mostly play slow songs (say, Under the Bridge, Lenny, etc) but occasionally I'd like to play some Foo's. Are they okay for both?
Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2009 6:09 pm
Fran, is the applying of the stripes from vintageautoliterature the same as shown in that video posted by another user?
Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2009 6:50 pm
Yes, but mine where already cut to size/angle because it was advertised as a Mustang/Duo/Cyclone decal. They also supply ready cut stripes for the Jag and the Strat etc. Really easy to do.RubitsMan wrote:Fran, is the applying of the stripes from vintageautoliterature the same as shown in that video posted by another user?
Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2009 7:30 pm
Ah thanks, I'm going to order from the same guy as you, just wanted to know if it'd be just as easy as the one in that video.
Any suggestions for stripe color for my Olympic White 65 RI Mustang?
Any suggestions for stripe color for my Olympic White 65 RI Mustang?
Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2009 7:31 pm
black. or the same colour as frans, that dark redish colour.RubitsMan wrote:Ah thanks, I'm going to order from the same guy as you, just wanted to know if it'd be just as easy as the one in that video.
Any suggestions for stripe color for my Olympic White 65 RI Mustang?
Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2009 8:29 pm
Fran,
It looks incredibly awesome. I was thinking of refinishing my extremely yellow (more yellow than yours, it appears) custard Stang, but this made me change my mind and apply one of my own.
Would you mind if I made it burgandy, too? It'd make your guitar less unique. I might also opt for black, and order a whitepearloid pickguard to go with it.
Edit; opted for the black one instead. Even with a red pickguard that should look somewhat neat.
It looks incredibly awesome. I was thinking of refinishing my extremely yellow (more yellow than yours, it appears) custard Stang, but this made me change my mind and apply one of my own.
Would you mind if I made it burgandy, too? It'd make your guitar less unique. I might also opt for black, and order a whitepearloid pickguard to go with it.
Edit; opted for the black one instead. Even with a red pickguard that should look somewhat neat.
Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2009 10:09 pm
Nah mate, use burgundy if you want. Im already famous anyways- so its kool.Pavlov wrote:Fran,
It looks incredibly awesome. I was thinking of refinishing my extremely yellow (more yellow than yours, it appears) custard Stang, but this made me change my mind and apply one of my own.
Would you mind if I made it burgandy, too? It'd make your guitar less unique. I might also opt for black, and order a whitepearloid pickguard to go with it.
Edit; opted for the black one instead. Even with a red pickguard that should look somewhat neat.
Use the builder dude!! What colour guard you got?RubitsMan wrote:Any suggestions for stripe color for my Olympic White 65 RI Mustang?
Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2009 10:43 pm
Oh yeah haha totally forgot about the builder, my pickguard is the same as yours but a little more swirly?
Probably going to go with the burgundy it seems to be the only fit with the pickguard and white.
Probably going to go with the burgundy it seems to be the only fit with the pickguard and white.
Posted: Fri Apr 10, 2009 11:18 am
I did this to a Strat with the FetalpanicInk decal:Fran wrote:Yes, but mine where already cut to size/angle because it was advertised as a Mustang/Duo/Cyclone decal. They also supply ready cut stripes for the Jag and the Strat etc. Really easy to do.RubitsMan wrote:Fran, is the applying of the stripes from vintageautoliterature the same as shown in that video posted by another user?
