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musiclistsareus 04-01-2011 01:15 AM

Willie Nelson loves his Martin acoustic (he named it Trigger), he has worn a hole in the face. Are there any other really good acoustics?

Dr_Rez 04-03-2011 12:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Neapolitan (Post 1025376)
I pretty much agree with all you mentioned. I never met a guitar I didn't like. I think no guitar is 100% soundwise if you are looking for to sound like another artist, if they play a Strat but one has a LP then it's hard to achieve the sound one wants. Someone told me they prefer the Stratocaster over the Les Paul because they can make his Strat sound like a LP but he can't make his LP sound like a Strat. I know some of my friends who are guitar players who feel the need to buy the same gear as their favorite artist. Although I think it a little be easier if you want your own sound to find one you can be happy with close to 100% satisfaction. I don't know that is how I look at it.

Each might be perfect in its own right, but comparing them to another guitar one can see they have their limits. The Telecaster is a slab of wood, and doesn't have the contour body of a Stratocaster, so after playing a Strat a Telecaster seem uncomfortable and you can't get the 2/4 position like on a Strat. I don't like the Nashiville Telecaster with three p-ups if I wanted a guitar with three p-ups I would play a Strat :/ The most comfortable Fender model is the Jazzmaster, way more comfortable then a Strat, but that doesn't has the Fender American Standard Strat Tremolo System.

1. Even the most talented person could MAYBE get a similar les Paul sound out of a strat, but ill bet you that strat isnt a bone stock one. Theres a reason people get both guitars, because they simply sound totally different.

2. While you my not like the Nashville tele for being a strat copy, it really is its own thing. What other guitars gives you positions 2/4 and the tele bridge? Thats correct, none. For those of us who dont want a trem why have a strat hardtail when a tele bridge is far more useful.

ciprian24 04-06-2011 08:55 AM

gf

Dr_Rez 04-06-2011 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by ciprian24 (Post 1031938)
gf

wtf is that post. I hate everything about you

GuitarBizarre 04-06-2011 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by RezZ (Post 1029822)
For those of us who dont want a trem.

You mean those people exist? What kind of crazy ****ers are they?

ThePhanastasio 04-06-2011 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by GuitarBizarre (Post 1031996)
You mean those people exist? What kind of crazy ****ers are they?

I'd rather not have a trem bridge, honestly. Every time I've used a guitar with tremolo, it seems like the damn thing goes out of tune within a few hours. Even decent guitars like the Gretsch Electromatic Hollowbody with the Bigsby tailpiece had that issue.

Plus, it's not really an important part of how I play.

[Royal Tenenbaum] 04-06-2011 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by ThePhanastasio (Post 1032010)
I'd rather not have a trem bridge, honestly. Every time I've used a guitar with tremolo, it seems like the damn thing goes out of tune within a few hours. Even decent guitars like the Gretsch Electromatic Hollowbody with the Bigsby tailpiece had that issue.

Plus, it's not really an important part of how I play.

Even if you don't think you'd ever use it, you'd be surprised how much a little vibrato here and there with a Bigsby can help and widen your playing. It just adds that little bit of umph to your playing. I love the Bigsby on my Gretsch, and I only need to tune it up when I pick it up the first time each day.

Dr_Rez 04-06-2011 09:12 PM

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Originally Posted by GuitarBizarre (Post 1031996)
You mean those people exist? What kind of crazy ****ers are they?

Haha yea its pretty out there. I guess I actually deep down do want a trem. Im sure you hate them but I have been DYING to throw a bigsby on my thinline tele for ages. Im just to cheap to buy a real B5.

You are a vintage hater :) Personally my feeling on the matter is Leo got it right the first time (well maybe not the uncompensated saddles) and there little advancement in the building of guitars that I need. No while this rings true for you, I dont shred and divebomb EVH style so I dont need a Floyd Rose with locking tuners and a 15" board to fly on. In my honest opinion I think a player that sounds good on an RG for instance will sound just as good and have no problems playing on a fender neck, and with a little elbow grease using a strat trem.

GuitarBizarre 04-07-2011 03:37 AM

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Originally Posted by RezZ (Post 1032338)
Haha yea its pretty out there. I guess I actually deep down do want a trem. Im sure you hate them but I have been DYING to throw a bigsby on my thinline tele for ages. Im just to cheap to buy a real B5.

You are a vintage hater :) Personally my feeling on the matter is Leo got it right the first time (well maybe not the uncompensated saddles) and there little advancement in the building of guitars that I need. No while this rings true for you, I dont shred and divebomb EVH style so I dont need a Floyd Rose with locking tuners and a 15" board to fly on. In my honest opinion I think a player that sounds good on an RG for instance will sound just as good and have no problems playing on a fender neck, and with a little elbow grease using a strat trem.

Are you kidding?
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Also the guitar I play most is an HSS with 12" radius, semi-thick neck, and a wilkinson trem. Strung with 11's.

I'm not exactly bound to the shred :P

Dr_Rez 04-07-2011 01:28 PM

Well you certainly proved me wrong. From your reaction to triple tele saddles I assumed you would HATE the instability of a Bigsby.

Is that a Sheraton 1/2? And where did you find that cool trem arm for it!


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