What's the guitar of the evening?

Tiltsta said:
^^American Musical Supply had them on closeout for 239 a while ago. I really should have bought two of them. It is a really well made guitar with a unique sound. If I saw it in a store without a price tag, I would guess it cost a grand or so.
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Damn how did i miss that
 
Tiltsta said:
Yeah, it is really heavy. It has to be at least ten pounds. I can't say exactly, as I haven't weighed it, but it feels about the same as a non chambered LP traditional....maybe even a little more. It is mahogany with a maple top with about the same thickness and size of a LP, and it seems to have zero weight relief features. It sounds like a fricken sledge hammer and is really resonant on the bass strings, but it is a guitar that needs a WIDE strap to wear comfortably.
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That kills it for me.
I really liked the earlier Club Guitar hollow version but the oddball 60s controls sucked ass.
 
never did get around to the metal song, so the Riches never got used
did one acoustic tune.\that was it


spent too much time drinking beer with you guys :wink:
 
well, fuck, a neck joint don't tell us much.

I've never cared a lick about where a guitar was made, for the record.
since there's no "major" shop in Canada, well...
 
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@Mark Wein might spot something familiar on that board.
 
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I don't use it that often but I really like it. Still, it's almost more of a phaser or flanger sound — it's not like any traditional chorus I've owned before.
 
dmn23 said:
I don't use it that often but I really like it. Still, it's almost more of a phaser or flanger sound — it's not like any traditional chorus I've owned before.
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It sounds more like an 80's chorus to me.., less hifi.
 
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