Must Have Self Control!!!!!!
Ritchie
I like the Natural Satin, the Satin Yellow and the Satin Aquamarine.
Oh the pain!!
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Sigh, I was doing so well
Bomber
"Ritchie" <ritch...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Satin Blue/Platinum and the Platinum would look nice on my wall.
audiophile
> http://www2.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/SG/Gibson-USA/SG-Spe...
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> I like the Natural Satin, the Satin Yellow and the Satin Aquamarine.
> Oh the pain!!
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> Sigh, I was doing so well
Those look nice indeed.
I used to be a Gibson devotee, but in recent years have converted to
Parker. I'm currently playing the single-cut PM20; it has the warmest,
richest tone I've ever heard in an electric this side of a LP studio
lite. Superb action with medium weight strings too.
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crunch, crunch, crunch!
Ritchie
My friend is a Parker fanatic and I agree they do sound sweet and the
action is flow through. Its just that I love my SG's way too much to
switch, especially with the modifications I have made to some of them.
I'm still fighting the urge to pick one of these up.
HailHalford
I wonder if if the maple would be too bright. They are good looking,
though. The carve top SG is good looking, too, but the price tag?
Yikes!
Ritchie
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Actually they are much cheaper than that. On the link it says Gibson's
suggested retail for the Raw Power SG is $1664 but I have made calls
to several Gibson dealers and I can get on for anywhere between $899
to $1100. I'm still fighting the temptation.
tom.m...@gmail.com
> Oh the pain!!
>
> ----------------------------
> Sigh, I was doing so well
Guitars. Sheesh.
Tom
Ritchie
Gave in to the dark side and purchased a Gibson Raw Power SG in Satin
Yellow this morning. I'm actually surprised that I was able to resist
till now
Ritchie
Its what I do :-)
audiophile
What kind of strings do you usually use?
My Dean Markely 46's are becoming annoying and I'm looking for a
change, something lighter but still bronze wound if possible (I've
become addicted to that clean ring).
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in experimental mode
Ritchie
It depends on which guitar I am using and for what. For the most part
I use:
GHS Boomers (favorite)
Ernie Ball Beefy Slinky (these r great for drop D tuning)
D'Addario EXL140 XL
The GHS give me that heavy thunder crunch sound that I like so I favor
them a lot. The GHS tend to perform better when I use them combined
with the better tuning pegs and the the stets bar tremolo system
equipped SG.
tom.m...@gmail.com
Going to put a link to a picture for us?
Tom
Ritchie
As soon I get it back from my guitar tech I'll post a pic. He is doing
a few adjustments for me, the action, tuning pegs, strings and so
forth.
audiophile
> > What kind of strings do you usually use?
>
> It depends on which guitar I am using and for what. For the most part
> I use:
>
> GHS Boomers (favorite)
>
> Ernie Ball Beefy Slinky (these r great for drop D tuning)
I have used EB and liked them, but not the beefy slinkys (not sure if
I've even seen those).
I do play a lot of D tuning (not drop D, but tuned to D), so will give
these a shot.
Thanks!
e.
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crunch crunch crunch!