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wizball wrote: ↑Mon Nov 29, 2021 12:18 pm Might be selling this one shortly[emoji106]


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Do let me know when or if that happens:)

Wow that is beautiful! I've always wanted to try one of those, I'm really curious about how the R1 nut feels combined with the shorter scale. Too bad they're so very rare here in Europe. One showed up relatively near me once, a 1988 model too iirc, also black. One owner guitar with original case and...

lonewolfsx wrote: ↑Sat Feb 13, 2021 2:59 am But hey, I don't work for Gibson.

If I did I would push for a reproduction of the '83-'84 Baretta with the correct headstock, it's perhaps the most sought after Kramer, it beats me why they're not selling it if they have the chance.

Very pretty(: Any original USA nightswan owners here? I kinda wanted them to stay with the R1 nut like on the original Nightswan instead of switching to R2, what do you guys think?

steve_adamp1 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 22, 2021 9:43 am It’s Boston in a box lol....you can still get the Ace I think from Ernie ball I think maybe wrong tho

Yeah I did check that out, I think Dunlop makes them, but they sound nothing like the original ones): very noisy

I have one but haven’t used it for years, it has a particular sound and if your ok with that it’s great. Apparently def leppard recorded hysteria with is lesser cousin the Ace. I heard that was the X100 but you might be right. I just did some listening on youtube and it sounds absolutely amazing, o...

Side question; do any of you have a Rockman X100? Or any rockman product in general? What's your experience with them?

Digitech GSP series was the chief of 80's rack fx, often pops up in ebay. Bad thing about 80's units - mostly no service from manufacturer nor any spare parts available. Yeah I checked it out, seemed to be very expensive, although it does sound awesome! And yes, the lack of spare parts could certai...

Hi:) I've always been a huge fan of the mid to late 80s "wet" tone, the sort of wide, harmonized, chorus-y tone used by, among others, Steve Lukather, EVH, Paul Gilbert (on the very first Mr Big record) etc. I had a look on eBay and noticed the prices aren't as bad as I was expecting them ...

Oh god look at that '82 Pacer Special