Magic Ship Magic Guitars

Good the bad and the ugly, here are some guitars I have owned. I still have the Epi j-200 and the fox's glacier mint. I wish I still had the Les Paul double cut.








A Kramer Striker with a Floyd Rose and an EVH D-Tuna! Very metal.
Sam.

Posted by Magic Ship 00:43

5 comments:

At 25 September 2008 03:10 Team Gherkin said...

I'm glad u didn't sell that gorgeous Epiphone acoustic! Whew!

 
At 25 September 2008 09:33 Kenski said...

Back in 19... 94 or 5 I bought a Strat which looked a lot like the sunburst one there, though it was a Plus, with the Lace pickups. It was a lovely guitar... and I sold it... D'Oh!

Just goes to show, if you have space, keep 'em.

 
At 25 September 2008 10:24 Sam said...

That Epiphone is pretty. It just doesn't play great. Or let's say *I* don't play it great!

That Strat was a plain ol' Mexican Standard. I bought it from Canada - didn't really even use it and sold it on. It certainly didn't have the comfort factor that my Standard sunburst Tele (not pictured) has.

 
At 26 September 2008 12:53 Anonymous said...

What is that neck on the tele about... odd

Some spookiness...

I have a rosewood neck, three-tone sunburst Strat - a 1982 vintage Squire JV 1962 replica - I've butchered it with USA Standard electrics and locking machines so devalued it (DOH!) but a great machine.

I also have a cherry LP double cut that I keep thinking of getting rid off - until I pick it up again.

 
At 26 September 2008 12:57 ALove said...

Funny thing is that neck on the Epi Tele is standard. Like a banana from an Explorer. It played nice and i used it for years.

The double cut is a nice guitar. I can't think why I sold it. the one pictured is from the faded series. So it looked nice and worn in and had a nice big sound.

 

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