Cheers, glad you like it. This was a 'before' shot I took:



It didn't have any pickups and that blue scratchplate is horrible...

Hey guys.

Remember that Duo Sonic body/neck Joey was selling not-so-long ago? Well...

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http://i282.photobucket.com/albums/kk241/plevens/DSC02735.jpg

http://i282.photobucket.com/albums/kk241/plevens/DSC02736.jpg

And just an artsy shot to finish up :)

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I use these exclusively on electric.



I use them there .73 grey ones on acoustic and banjo.

Aren't we forgetting someone?

Probably for the asthetic property...

Also I saw them once and he did the same thing with his Tele, balancing it on the edge of the stage like that... God knows why.

GOOD GOD!



What did they do that route with? A spoon?

I actually love that, I think it looks fantastic.

Like astro, I'm curious about the custom decals...

I always assumed that the screw was holding the universe together or something.... But then I took it out, nothing happened and I had to re-think my theory.

I just use a Strat case for my Mustang... There is a bit of space, but it's not too bad. It was really cheap off Thomann (when they were cheap ) and it does the trick.

Cool stuff. I think I still like the red paisley one best... It's so sexual!

Where did your mate's borther get the Hutchins?

I bought my Mustang from a local music shop here in Orkney (K2 music if you must know) back in 2006. I got it reduced for £400 instead of like £520. I was chuffed.

That Fury is unbelievably sexy...

Ahh crap, I want one now...

They are indeed quite sectacular! Well done

Yeah, Sunn were Fender's Indian branch...

TideBleach wrote:you played a normal 25.5 scale jet king. omars are set neck 24 scale.

No, trust me, it was definitely the Omar one and it sure as hell had a bolt on neck...

euan wrote:set neck mate.

How come the one I played had a bolt on neck

Ouch. Those are hottttttttttt.

That. Is. Hot.

That looks awesome, mate. Looking forward to hearing what it sounds like!