gusman2x wrote:Sorry man, but somebody's going to suggest that you get banned.

I heard they're good though, but seems like a lot of money to spend if there are alternatives.

Banned? Who, me? What for?

I've heard good things about the Mastery bridges for Jags and Jazzmasters. They're on the pricey side. Anyone here have any experience with them?

Well, I stand corrected. It's actually a custom Fralin tele pickup rather than a Lollar. At any rate, it sounds incredible.

I'm a huge fan of the Fano guitars. I know that they're not everyone's cup of tea because of the whole relicing thing. When I ordered mine, I asked for as little relicing as ...

Hello to the other Texans on the forum.

I know it's not the same type of guitar at all, but the pick-up set-up you're going for kind of sounds similar to what i have on my Fano here:

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It has a TV Jones Power'Tron in the neck and a Lollar Tele pick-up in the ...

Love these videos... I've always dug that Ziggy Stardust era guitar work.

Very nice! Always looking for good Bowie resources!

Mo Rawka wrote:wow. those are awesome. any demos of them in action?

I haven't really done any demo recordings yet... but I plan to.

Those guitars above are:

• 2007 Gibson Custom Shop Non-Reverse Firebird
  1954 Harmony Stratotone
  2002 Rickenbacker 360
  1968 Standel 420C
  2011 Fano SP6
  A trio of Ricks: the 360, a 4001c64 bass, and a 1959 450 that has been through all sorts of mods
  1991 Rick 381v69/12
  1966 Guild Starfire XII

My tastes are all over the place, but I seem to lean more toward Rickenbackers and other semi-hollowbodies. I do have a '69 Competition Orange Mustang, but here are my other non-Fender guitars:

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I've had a lot of fun with the ZVEX Fuzz Factory. It seems to work well with my AC30, my old Gretsch amp, and my Fender Super Champ. No muddiness at all... http://zvex.com/fuzz.html

I'd echo what everyone is saying on the 660-12. That wider neck makes a huge difference. I have a 381v69/12 that has the more traditionally narrow neck and it is a pain to fret. You have to be very precise with it.

By the way, I am partial to Rickenbackers... I have four of them.

A 2002 Burgandyglo 360, a 2010 Jetglo 4001c64 (the Paul McCartney model), an old black 1959 450 with the gold anodized pickguard, and then in the other picture is a 1991 381v69/12.


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People tend to snatch up Rick basses when they fall into that $1300-$1600 range if they're in good shape. They tend to hold their value really well, so if you find one that plays well, you probably won't regret the purchase. They do standard colors every year (Jetglo = Black, Fireglo = Cherry ...