I had a Crazy Horse for a short period of time. Another pedal I had that could do pretty much the same territory was a Devi Ever White Spider.

James wrote:Almost everyone here is going to suggest keeping it as is, which wouldn't be a bad idea. Assuming that isn't a crack in the body and is just a scratch to the paint, then I'd definitely agree with that.

Yeah....body is just fine......scratches are in the paint.

that looks great as-is.

my only recommendations?

- take that ernie ball sticker off (maybe replace it with a pin-up a la 2008)
- replace the pots and get bronco knobs on it
- put a black mustang pickup cover on
- ROCK

also, where's the output jack?
+1
I love that finish, it looks tremendous ...

oh, and i'd probably throw a hotrail in the bridge, but that's me.

if you decide to sell it, hang around for a bit, get 50 posts, and make sure to sell it to someone here.

I've already got 50 posts.....have been a member here for a couple of years....not sure I want to sell it though....I've had ...

hotrodperlmutter wrote:
also, where's the output jack?

It needs to be rewired.

I bought this guitar in 1980 when I was 14 years old. It was my first electric. I played it in punk bands (Some names of bands: "Three Demented Guys Not Carrying Trash", "Droning Pygmys", "Deathdonkey".....for some reason we felt a need to feature the letter "d" in our band names.) during the 1980's ...

From what you describe you want the J. Everman Fuzz Drive G2 is worth a look (though it is a bit expensive).

http://www.jeverman.com/FDG2.html

I had a clone of a ZVEX Super Hard On. That was probably my favorite boost that I've owned.

I like the artwork, and the two colour printing, but that name is pretty bad. Fat Fuck? Seriously?

Well "Phat Phuk" is not the same as "Fat Fuck". To me the respelling makes it at least marginally better. It is in the tradition of pedals like the Big Muff, Swollen Pickle, Super Hard On, etc. I ...

I've got mine and it strikes me as more a treble boost type pedal than a clean boost. Seems to give a serious nudge to both treble and bass. Can sound pretty good in some contexts. I've been liking it giving a kick to my Stephenson Stage Hog and Muff Diver. It won't really do a totally clean boost ...

and this:

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2689/5703960708_e56438fe48_b.jpg
That lensbaby is pretty neat. I really like the texturing in this one in particular.

I just got a second macro kit so now I am able to take some really magnified photos of small objects.

Like this:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com ...

Ankhanu wrote:Not super cheap, but a versatile bit of kit:

That is cool but I have no Iphone/Touch unfortunately.

boss micro br .............. got it for the same purpose but hate head phones and just use my acoustic or small SS practice amp now

That one looks pretty intriguing. I like the idea of being able to do recording on it. I have heard, though, that it is kind of complex to operate....lots of menu ...

Looking for a cheap, portable, mobile and late night practice tool. I've seen the Pocket Pod but honestly I generally have a distaste for the Line 6 stuff.

What else is out there that is similar?

I think a banjitar (6 string banjo) which is tuned just like a guitar is a fun thing to play - - - gets the banjo vibe while having the same tuning as a guitar.

http://www.goldtone.com/products/detail ... 0-Banjitar

I've had this guitar for about 8 months now. Was built by Robert Dixon of Prairiewood Guitars in Minneapolis.

Really great guitar. Kind of a basic, utilitarian guitar like a Tele but with its own thing going. Really well thought through and implemented.

It is all Mahogany with a set neck at 25.5 ...