Actually...am I crazy, or did he have a Van Halen sticker on there at some point?scott_s wrote:Maybe a "sticker kit" could be an option, so you could dress it up like whatever era you want.
My apologies if this has been discussed previously.
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Actually...am I crazy, or did he have a Van Halen sticker on there at some point?scott_s wrote:Maybe a "sticker kit" could be an option, so you could dress it up like whatever era you want.
The weird thing is that if you look at the pictures on page 4 of this thread, it looks like the backup replica he has of the old 360 has jumbo frets, whereas the original one doesn't. Could be the picture though, I guess, since it would seem strange to put different frets on the replica.scott_s wrote: 1) Jumbo frets
I looked again, and the replica has finish on the fretboard, so that may make the frets appear larger than they are. I've been fooled by pictures before, though, and I'm mainly going from a couple things I've read online about PB's main 360. Who knows, I'm sure that guitar has been through enough to render old info obsolete.Sweden wrote:The weird thing is that if you look at the pictures on page 4 of this thread, it looks like the backup replica he has of the old 360 has jumbo frets, whereas the original one doesn't. Could be the picture though, I guess, since it would seem strange to put different frets on the replica.scott_s wrote: 1) Jumbo frets
(On those pictures from the 2008 tour, the guitars from left to right are: original 360, backup replica 360, 620/12, backup 12 in the form of a 360/12, and 330 generally used for non-standard tunings. That tour was unusually low on non-Rick guitars.)
/David
kennyhowes wrote:Actually...am I crazy, or did he have a Van Halen sticker on there at some point?scott_s wrote:Maybe a "sticker kit" could be an option, so you could dress it up like whatever era you want.
My apologies if this has been discussed previously.
What does it say?rkbsound wrote:Just saw that this thread has been quoted in the new book, Stars and Their Guitars.
Curious about the book... must Amazon it!Sweden wrote:What does it say?rkbsound wrote:Just saw that this thread has been quoted in the new book, Stars and Their Guitars.
Not sure what you mean here, but Peter's main pedals are as far as I know still the rack-mounted vintage Ibanez multi-effect he's had since the early 80's, a RAT, a custom-made treble booster and a Vodoo Vibe. The Rehearshal Hall tour setup is still pretty relevant, I think: http://www.onlineathens.com/rockathens/ ... l/rem.htmlWildberry wrote: So, does PLB actually use a bass-cap or some pedal/whatever? Must remember to ask him... doh!
thanks - that's a cool site. The Ibanez UE400 is great (I had a couple) and also used by the guys from the Church, too.Sweden wrote:Not sure what you mean here, but Peter's main pedals are as far as I know still the rack-mounted vintage Ibanez multi-effect he's had since the early 80's, a RAT, a custom-made treble booster and a Vodoo Vibe. The Rehearshal Hall tour setup is still pretty relevant, I think: http://www.onlineathens.com/rockathens/ ... l/rem.htmlWildberry wrote: So, does PLB actually use a bass-cap or some pedal/whatever? Must remember to ask him... doh!