So Fender, then?ekwatts wrote:imagine Squier charging £799 for their vintage modified series
Danelectro DC59s and the like
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Knew I shoulda bought that db Gibson Melody Maker that was on eBay t'other day; went for £570
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-amp-R ... true&rt=nc
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-amp-R ... true&rt=nc
You might love this
ebay
It is twangy, but can growl
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P.S. The guy on the video is a regular poster on TDPRI and Mylespaul. I don't know him, but he seems like a great guy. I wonder if he knows about the shortscale, cause he might become a great poster here.
ebay
It is twangy, but can growl
[youtube][/youtube]
P.S. The guy on the video is a regular poster on TDPRI and Mylespaul. I don't know him, but he seems like a great guy. I wonder if he knows about the shortscale, cause he might become a great poster here.
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ooof.Doog wrote:Knew I shoulda bought that db Gibson Melody Maker that was on eBay t'other day; went for £570
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-amp-R ... true&rt=nc
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Liek.Doog wrote:Sometimes, the chase is better than the catch, RITE
Loving this fella from Framus, aside from the non-intonatable bridge, that'd need replacing:
I want 'buckers, most of my guitars have singles and the noise when playing near a PC (I play along to stuff on youtube these days) gets annoying.
The Hofner Colorama RI wasn't a bad DC, quite quirky. Considered teh Epi Wilshire as well.
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If you had issues with the Danelectro, you probably won't like this. It's a hollow plywood construction not unlike the Dano, with weakish vintage single coils. I've had one on my list for a while, but since no one bought them when they were new, there aren't any second hand.Doog wrote:Sometimes, the chase is better than the catch, RITE
Loving this fella from Framus, aside from the non-intonatable bridge, that'd need replacing:
I dug my DC-3 out a couple of days ago and am really enjoying it. The pickup selector is crazy - lots of options for in-between sounds. The bridge pickup on its own is just like in that video- rattly and anaemic as anything, but once you turn up it's really not bad. The 25" scale is a bit odd after playing strats and teles - maybe thicker strings needed. Also the fretboard is flatter than I'm used too, but that's not a big deal.
Doog, what happened to your Jetking? That was a meat-n-potatoes guitar disguised as something a bit odd. Are you specifically after single coils?
I thought as much re: Danoconcerns, seemed to be a similar deal.. And these only seem to be available in a few places, no real stores to try in.timhulio wrote:If you had issues with the Danelectro, you probably won't like this. It's a hollow plywood construction not unlike the Dano, with weakish vintage single coils. I've had one on my list for a while, but since no one bought them when they were new, there aren't any second hand.Doog wrote:Sometimes, the chase is better than the catch, RITE
Loving this fella from Framus, aside from the non-intonatable bridge, that'd need replacing:
I dug my DC-3 out a couple of days ago and am really enjoying it. The pickup selector is crazy - lots of options for in-between sounds. The bridge pickup on its own is just like in that video- rattly and anaemic as anything, but once you turn up it's really not bad. The 25" scale is a bit odd after playing strats and teles - maybe thicker strings needed. Also the fretboard is flatter than I'm used too, but that's not a big deal.
Doog, what happened to your Jetking? That was a meat-n-potatoes guitar disguised as something a bit odd. Are you specifically after single coils?
Still love the Jetking but want something singlecoily and wonky as Casa Bonita guitar #2, but not have it play like a box of Weetabix either.
Spent ages online checking out all the Italias, Gretsches and the like, but few seem to meet this criteria. Double cutaways with singles and 50s vibes that are nice.. Probs gonna end up modding something.