New Guitar Day: Vigier Excalibur

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King Crimson":83ebb said:
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Bob, I thought you had the red one that's on your CD, no? Or did/do you own multiple Vs?
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Yes, I have the red Excalibur Custom and had the black Excalibur Original. The black one is actually the guitar I used for 99.99% of the CD, but took the picture with the red one because it matched my lipstick.
 
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danyeo":6c289 said:
Those guitars are really nice. I played one at Guitar Asylum and i liked it a lot. The neck felt great and i thought it was very easy to play fast on. And they seem to be very well made guitars with a lot of attention to details.
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Yeah, it's a nice guitar for sure. My only complaint is that the edges of the frets are sharp and stick out a bit. I just played it through my buddies Yamaha T100C combo, and it sounded pretty good, but I need to play it through my rig to really tell how it sounds.
 
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Bob Savage":566aa said:
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Yes, I have the red Excalibur Custom and had the black Excalibur Original. The black one is actually the guitar I used for 99.99% of the CD, but took the picture with the red one because it matched my lipstick.
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:hys:
 
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Megadeth7684":5239b said:
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Yeah, it's a nice guitar for sure. My only complaint is that the edges of the frets are sharp and stick out a bit. I just played it through my buddies Yamaha T100C combo, and it sounded pretty good, but I need to play it through my rig to really tell how it sounds.
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Take some 400 grid sanding paper to it...
 
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degenaro":116c3 said:
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Take some 400 grid sanding paper to it...
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Do you think 400 is fine enough?

And just in case anybody is wondering, I told Mark about the tiny protrusions that are on some of the fret edges and that I was planning on talking to Patrice about it at NAMM. Mark wanted it as-is. They're small enough that I never even noticed it while playing. It wasn't until I was laying on the couch watching T.V., stroking the neck (I guess I wasn't much up for playing...) that I noticed. I've since noticed that my Custom is the same way.
 
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Megadeth7684":e991d said:
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I'll probably do that. Were yours like that as well?
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My Excalibur yes,my SL and BBF were pretty smooth. That said wood changes over time, and this can happen.

The only guitars that I own that felt like running your hand across a cheese grater were my Steinbergers and that was before I was willing to sand stuff down. Took forever to get those broken in.
 
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Bob Savage":4ecc9 said:
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Do you think 400 is fine enough?

And just in case anybody is wondering, I told Mark about the tiny protrusions that are on some of the fret edges and that I was planning on talking to Patrice about it at NAMM. Mark wanted it as-is. They're small enough that I never even noticed it while playing. It wasn't until I was laying on the couch watching T.V., stroking the neck (I guess I wasn't much up for playing...) that I noticed. I've since noticed that my Custom is the same way.
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Yeah, it's not a big deal or anything, but if I can just sand them down that would be cool. I don't wanna fuck anything up though. :oops:
 
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Megadeth7684":b59b4 said:
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Yeah, it's not a big deal or anything, but if I can just sand them down that would be cool. I don't wanna fuck anything up though. :oops:
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I know what you mean. I didn't touch it because I knew I was selling it, but I'm going to take the sand paper to my Custom... actually, it's not bothering me while playing, so maybe I won't. :?
 
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Bob Savage":dc5eb said:
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Do you think 400 is fine enough?

And just in case anybody is wondering, I told Mark about the tiny protrusions that are on some of the fret edges and that I was planning on talking to Patrice about it at NAMM. Mark wanted it as-is. They're small enough that I never even noticed it while playing. It wasn't until I was laying on the couch watching T.V., stroking the neck (I guess I wasn't much up for playing...) that I noticed. I've since noticed that my Custom is the same way.
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Dunno whether it's fine enough...but that's usually the only grid I have laying around...and you know how I'm in terms of lazyness. :)
 
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degenaro":e5ece said:
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Dunno whether it's fine enough...but that's usually the only grid I have laying around...and you know how I'm in terms of lazyness. :)
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:lol:

So 400 would be fine then? And I assume I should go easy on the frets with it right?
 
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Megadeth7684":8f737 said:
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:lol:

So 400 would be fine then? And I assume I should go easy on the frets with it right?
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You may need some 800 grit too to smooth out the finish. Just sand the edge of the neck where there's a protrusion, don't do any sanding on the frets themselves.
 
What, no pics of the autographed fanny pack? How am I supposed to know if the one I am bidding on is the real deal or not?
 
Oh, and very nice guitar!

Bob,
You don`t happen to have any pics of your other one on hand, do you?
-Jesse
 
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gybe!":93ff0 said:
What, no pics of the autographed fanny pack? How am I supposed to know if the one I am bidding on is the real deal or not?
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:lol: :lol: :lol:

The fanny pack is sacred, no pics can be taken of it!
 
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Megadeth7684":1f21d said:
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:lol: :lol: :lol:

The fanny pack is sacred, no pics can be taken of it!
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:D

I can just picture you tearing it up on your new Vigier, wearing a fanny pack :lol:

:rawk: METAL!!!
 
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