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thought you assholes would get a kick out of this.

i like em. pretty cool stuff. bad price.
james trussart:

http://www.jamestrussart.com/#/steelmaster/3469929

Richie Sambora signature Jazzmaster?

Seriously though, I don't think I could muster any interest in these if he sold them for $500.

"Engraving options include Gator, Skulls, Roses, Chinese Dragon, African patterns, Barb Wire, Ganja."

This guy must be pretty cool.

trussart is totally famous. bunch of people have his stuff, off hand i know james hetfield of metallica has one.

I've always liked the teles.

paul_ wrote:"Engraving options include Gator, Skulls, Roses, Chinese Dragon, African patterns, Barb Wire, Ganja."

This guy must be pretty cool.

i qouldn't mind having a trussart guitar, but with none of the above.

Sloan wrote:trussart is totally famous. bunch of people have his stuff, off hand i know james hetfield of metallica has one.

At least 6 according to the Tussart webby

Fortunately, he offers a No Engraving option which is, by far and away, the right choice.

I'd quite like one in silver and to match my engraved tea set. I think it would look quite spiffing to serve the cakes off of.

gross.

I like the antique Jazzmaster.

I'm so gonna make an aluminum pg one day and beat the shit outta it with a ball peen hammer and stain it. My friend made some metal covers for his kitchen like that... looked so industrial, I dug it.

I have always wanted to like these guitars, and appreciate that this company is doing something different; but there are a lot of details going on with these guitars that makes the designer seem a bit questionable to me.

The biggest problem I see when I look at these guitars is that they are supposed to look very old, but to me they appear to be factory fresh. "Craft store antique" comes to mind.

I think that guitar is actually a reptilian...