The Official Fantasy Reissue Thread
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I'd go for one of these... maybe two; one like this, and one with fat Gibby-type humbuckers, but with the same-sized footprint as Rick p/ups, and a Bigsby or Accent! Make mine in Jetglo, please!
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Thanks Ben. The plot thickens.
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Paul, I really like that look. It would be nice to compare the differences in tonality between the two instruments on your wish list.
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Likewise; I am thinking a production guitar like that would be a Les Paul Eater, but having a bit more bite/bright due to the maple body; one could even go with a third version with hot toasters or hi gain-y as comparable to something that would eat up the P-90 LP.admin wrote:Paul, I really like that look. It would be nice to compare the differences in tonality between the two instruments on your wish list.
A two post bridge option would be nice, though the four post bridge is quite resilient; I was playing aggressively with the Blue Boy at a gig last night, and whacked the bridge hard enough so that it was leaning forward on two posts. It still sounded in tune, , but I whacked it back in place at the first opportunity during the song. I quickly checked my tuning after the song's end and the guitar was essentially in tune, within the in tune parameters of my Boss tuner. Nuts!
A two post bridge with a thicker hunk of metal for the bridge would make the guitar more sustain-y; and I like my Ricks to sustain as well since I use them for plenty of Lead work, and effectively so!
There is no reason to ever be bored.
...why yes, I suppose I do have a double bound guitar fetish...
"Uh, I like the double bounds. . . ."
...why yes, I suppose I do have a double bound guitar fetish...
"Uh, I like the double bounds. . . ."
Re: The Official Fantasy Reissue Thread
'58 330 in Autumnglo/Brown sunburst with standard tailpiece/non-vibrato, gold truss rod cover and pickguard, oven knobs.
Rickenbacker 330 Jetglo
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Re: The Official Fantasy Reissue Thread
paologregorio wrote:I'd go for one of these... maybe two; one like this, and one with fat Gibby-type humbuckers, but with the same-sized footprint as Rick p/ups, and a Bigsby or Accent! Make mine in Jetglo, please!
That's WAY cool...
I'd want to see a 381v58 in Autumnglo.. Figured Alder (or what ever the non-Maple early Capri wood was...), Combo 800 electrics....
The James Burton package (I guess since he removed the middle pup from a non-vibrato guitar that would be a 383?)
Oh hells bells! I'd just re-issue the full Capri line up and throw in a 4000v59...
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I would also go for a 330VP in white.
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Well, if you're lucky, and Ben Hall's tired of looking at the test 330 pearl white from a month or so back, maybe you'll have a shot at it at auction...artisan4 wrote:I would also go for a 330VP in white.
There is no reason to ever be bored.
...why yes, I suppose I do have a double bound guitar fetish...
"Uh, I like the double bounds. . . ."
...why yes, I suppose I do have a double bound guitar fetish...
"Uh, I like the double bounds. . . ."
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The company offered white for many many years, then suddenly dropped it. It's a classic/standard colour for a guitar and at some point I hope it returns to the stable.
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Mesa Rectoverb Head
Mesa Standard Rectifier 4x12 cabinet
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Re: The Official Fantasy Reissue Thread
Couldn't find the thread I once started with these fantasy make-overs... sorry to the guy whose guitar I just photobutchered, I was just bored:
I tried to photoshop the ramp out, added a 2nd soundhole and moved the knobs...
I tried to photoshop the ramp out, added a 2nd soundhole and moved the knobs...
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Re: The Official Fantasy Reissue Thread
I think the ramp is a pretty iconic RIC styling que, but I like the lower sound hole. How about trying this with the ramp, but with the knobs along the bridge side of the lower sound hole?
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Hi Dane, I've been messing with the knobs... somehow the body shape makes it more difficult to place the knobs with two sound holes, unlike a Gibson or Gretsch... at least I don't feel they're ever in the right place with a lower soundhole!
I'll move them to what I think you mean and upload another picture
I'll move them to what I think you mean and upload another picture
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Due to the ramp (it was already badly visible in this picture that is why I used it for a non-ramp edit) I had to move the knobs around.
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Na...Looks to bizzy. Try lining them up along the top curve of the lower sound hole.
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Put one knob on the upper treble bout a la Gretsch.