(another) what's your current GAS? (SS and non-SS

The original shortscale guitars; Mustangs, Duo-Sonics, Musicmasters, Jaguars, Broncos, Jag-stang, Jagmaster, Super-Sonic, Cyclone, and Toronados.

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wow that neckthru joint was trully AWSOME man

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I knew you'd like that, ICEMAN.

If the neck was even slightly funky or warped, I would have hopped on the bus and headed home, but minor hardware rust on the saddles was the only thing that revealed seasonal Korean weathering, the neck being just fine. My GAS flatulence blast has been fully released for 2011, I'm certain this thing will be a daily player for me in the studio.
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Bass:
-Silverburst 62 P bass, b/w/b pickguard, rosewood fretboard and bridge/pup covers.
-Coral Pink Squier Vista Musicmaster
-Danelectro '63 ss
-Jerry Jones Longorn ss

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-Peavey T-15
-Peavey T-25
-Epiphone Casino
-Epiphone Coronet reissue
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currently thinking about a semi with bigsby ... this one was really nice in shop.
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Can knock HAX off my list now. Just found one in the kitchen when I got in from work. :D
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kypdurron wrote:currently thinking about a semi with bigsby ... this one was really nice in shop.
heard they go out of tune easily :O
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Played a Hagstrom Ultra Swede of some sort, GHAD DAYME this is a total les paul killer. Fit/finish was superb!
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IF, and thats a large if, IF I get a solid body single cutaway style guitar, Hagstrom is pretty high up on my list now.
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GASing after this:

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White PRS Starla with a Bigsby.

Idunno why that photo won't post so here's a blue one, my second choice.

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Haze wrote:Played a Hagstrom Ultra Swede of some sort, GHAD DAYME this is a total les paul killer. Fit/finish was superb!
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IF, and thats a large if, IF I get a solid body single cutaway style guitar, Hagstrom is pretty high up on my list now.
I played a lefty Swede right before I bought my Hagstrom, it was really, really nice, I just don't think I'll ever be comfortable with a LP style guitar. Just doesn't feel right.
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I can honestly say i have'nt had real GAS for much in quite a while.
Everything just seems same old same old, boring RI's or rehashed designs, not just talking Fender either. Does'nt seem to be much different about, although i was looking at the Ampeg guitars the other day. Dan Armstrong copies, quite interesting, especially the changable pickup concept and a good spec as well.
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Fran wrote:I can honestly say i have'nt had real GAS for much in quite a while.
Everything just seems same old same old, boring RI's or rehashed designs, not just talking Fender either. Does'nt seem to be much different about, although i was looking at the Ampeg guitars the other day. Dan Armstrong copies, quite interesting, especially the changable pickup concept and a good spec as well.
The only thing I have been flipping out about are guitars that don't exist, and I'm having made. I've slapped down most of the money now on the parts for my dream Broncostang. That's teh only thing I'm stoked about right now. After that, I think I wanna have a clone made of my SuperSonic with a proper neck heel and left handed controls done. That's really about it.
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Pens wrote:
Fran wrote:I can honestly say i have'nt had real GAS for much in quite a while.
Everything just seems same old same old, boring RI's or rehashed designs, not just talking Fender either. Does'nt seem to be much different about, although i was looking at the Ampeg guitars the other day. Dan Armstrong copies, quite interesting, especially the changable pickup concept and a good spec as well.
The only thing I have been flipping out about are guitars that don't exist, and I'm having made. I've slapped down most of the money now on the parts for my dream Broncostang. That's teh only thing I'm stoked about right now. After that, I think I wanna have a clone made of my SuperSonic with a proper neck heel and left handed controls done. That's really about it.
Yeah, i get what your saying. I suppose i should stop being a lazy bastard and make something i want for myself rather than yawning on ebay and other places.
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wants a black xv-870 strat copy. hopefully they allow me to swap the pickguard color. i wanna look like


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Alternatively one of these one be sweet

http://www2.gibson.com/Products/Electri ... rsary.aspx

With the trem of course. I wish Epiphone would make real reissues that aren't at Gibson price levels...
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taylornutt wrote:Because I like building guitars, my GAS has no limits these days. (especially if it's rare)

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J Mascis Jazzmaster (purple sparkle) or Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster (white)
Thurston Moore Jazzmaster
Lee Ronaldo Jazzmaster
Mustang: Finish my Mulletstang, and eventually a CompStang
Bronco
Starcaster
Coronado
Jaguar HH Special: for Modding purposes
Squier Venus XII
Squier Super-sonic (Blue Sparkle or Alpine white)
Jag-stang: about to start building one, though I would love an original

Fender Blues Jr - Humboldt Hot Rod
Updated since my latest projects are almost complete.

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Squier FSR Sparkle Jaguar | Squier CV Mustang |1971 Fender Bronco| Baja Telecaster |
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Fran wrote:
Pens wrote:
Fran wrote:I can honestly say i have'nt had real GAS for much in quite a while.
Everything just seems same old same old, boring RI's or rehashed designs, not just talking Fender either. Does'nt seem to be much different about, although i was looking at the Ampeg guitars the other day. Dan Armstrong copies, quite interesting, especially the changable pickup concept and a good spec as well.
The only thing I have been flipping out about are guitars that don't exist, and I'm having made. I've slapped down most of the money now on the parts for my dream Broncostang. That's teh only thing I'm stoked about right now. After that, I think I wanna have a clone made of my SuperSonic with a proper neck heel and left handed controls done. That's really about it.
Yeah, i get what your saying. I suppose i should stop being a lazy bastard and make something i want for myself rather than yawning on ebay and other places.
Well, I can't say I've made this guitar, more just designed it, then plopping down the money to have the neck/body made how I want it done. I have nearly all of the parts, body is being made as we speak, then I'm going to have a guitar that I've always wanted rather than wait for Fender to get their heads out of their asses.
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serfx wrote:SOVTEK MIG-50 or MIG-100H

that is it.
in about 5 hours i may have the sovtek at a hundred more then the bin... why did i bid instead of just hitting BIN? why!
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Which mig?
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serfx wrote:
serfx wrote:SOVTEK MIG-50 or MIG-100H

that is it.
in about 5 hours i may have the sovtek at a hundred more then the bin... why did i bid instead of just hitting BIN? why!
I never ebay anything unless I can BIN. I hate the whole waiting thing.
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endsjustifymeans wrote:Which mig?
midget 50