Lets look at our guitars thread
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This thread has convinced me to go buy a guitar again, Ive missed mine loads since seling them all last year.
Worst decision ever!
so i am going to have a trawl round some music shops this weekend see if i can pick up a bargain
may post some pictures of my Spector Rebop 4 bass later as well.
Worst decision ever!
so i am going to have a trawl round some music shops this weekend see if i can pick up a bargain
may post some pictures of my Spector Rebop 4 bass later as well.
satchbot said:
Driller said:
(I also have a JS2000 which is great as the fixed bridge means easy changes in tuning).
You must have some JSs no?
Edited by Driller on Tuesday 16th June 19:56
Edited by Driller on Tuesday 16th June 19:56
Driller said:
satchbot said:
Driller said:
(I also have a JS2000 which is great as the fixed bridge means easy changes in tuning).
You must have some JSs no?
Edited by Driller on Tuesday 16th June 19:56
Edited by Driller on Tuesday 16th June 19:56
.When I was 15 I went to see Steve Vai at the Newcastle City on his Sex & Religion tour. The show was terrible, the sound awful and stupidly, stupidly loud, and the lighting consisted of the brightest white lights known to man pointed out from the stage directly into the faces of the audience. Most of the time was spent with our fingers in our ears and our eyes squeezed shut. But. In the program, there was a full page ad for Vai's new signature Jem, the 7BSB and I thought it was the most awesome looking guitar I'd ever seen in my life. Bit out of reach for a 15 year old kid that had just started playing though.
15 years later:
15 years later:
uriel said:
When I was 15 I went to see Steve Vai at the Newcastle City on his Sex & Religion tour. The show was terrible, the sound awful and stupidly, stupidly loud, and the lighting consisted of the brightest white lights known to man pointed out from the stage directly into the faces of the audience. Most of the time was spent with our fingers in our ears and our eyes squeezed shut. But. In the program, there was a full page ad for Vai's new signature Jem, the 7BSB and I thought it was the most awesome looking guitar I'd ever seen in my life. Bit out of reach for a 15 year old kid that had just started playing though.
15 years later:
Snap! The BSB was my first Jem and is still my fave 15 years later:
i really want a 77FP they always seem to be at the higher end of the JEM price bracket though.
That's the first thing that's gone wrong with it though.
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