Since when did Lynch become a Lawyer?!?!?!?!?!!?
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SQUAREHEAD
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They were that good.
Wish they'd reunite!
Wish they'd reunite!
Digital Jams
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tnourse
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Lynch Rules! He's the main reason I picked up a guitar!
I've been lucky enough to see him live many times with Dokken and The Lynch Mob. I also got to meet him at a signing session where he signed my Lynch ESP (I bought the ESP new back in 1988!!). He was real cool and had a wacky sense of humor.
In my book, he's one of the best! His guitar playing still continues to inspire me.
I've been lucky enough to see him live many times with Dokken and The Lynch Mob. I also got to meet him at a signing session where he signed my Lynch ESP (I bought the ESP new back in 1988!!). He was real cool and had a wacky sense of humor.
In my book, he's one of the best! His guitar playing still continues to inspire me.
Digital Jams
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You have owned the same Tiger since 88????
Pics man!
tnourse":cb70a said:Lynch Rules! He's the main reason I picked up a guitar!
I've been lucky enough to see him live many times with Dokken and The Lynch Mob. I also got to meet him at a signing session where he signed my Lynch ESP (I bought the ESP new back in 1988!!). He was real cool and had a wacky sense of humor.
In my book, he's one of the best! His guitar playing still continues to inspire me.
You have owned the same Tiger since 88????
Pics man!
killertone
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Great vid, Scott. That dude is sick and is still one of my influences. Met him at NAMM a couple years ago and he was super cool.
tnourse
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I'll try to post some pics tonight when I get home from work. I bought the guitar in 1988 from 48th Street Custom Guitars in New York City. At that time, all ESP guitars that came into the USA, were assembled at 48th street. This is long before ESP was huge in the USA. George was their biggest endorser. I also have a ESP "parts" neck that I bought at the same time. It's a Lynch model, with reverse headstock (of course!), and has a maple fretboard.
My Lynch Tiger is a pre-serial number model. It's purple and gold and was all hand painted. It has the usual Lynch reverse headstock maple neck, with ebony fretboard and the big Dunlop frets. The body is solid maple and heavy! It has a Duncan Distortion in the bridge and a Duncan single coil in the neck position.
It sounds and plays really good and I'll never sell it.
UPDATE: Here's one pic I found. You can kinda see the Lynch and the American made Kramer Pacer that has my ESP Lynch "parts" neck on it.
Digital Jams":c51c5 said:
I'll try to post some pics tonight when I get home from work. I bought the guitar in 1988 from 48th Street Custom Guitars in New York City. At that time, all ESP guitars that came into the USA, were assembled at 48th street. This is long before ESP was huge in the USA. George was their biggest endorser. I also have a ESP "parts" neck that I bought at the same time. It's a Lynch model, with reverse headstock (of course!), and has a maple fretboard.
My Lynch Tiger is a pre-serial number model. It's purple and gold and was all hand painted. It has the usual Lynch reverse headstock maple neck, with ebony fretboard and the big Dunlop frets. The body is solid maple and heavy! It has a Duncan Distortion in the bridge and a Duncan single coil in the neck position.
It sounds and plays really good and I'll never sell it.
UPDATE: Here's one pic I found. You can kinda see the Lynch and the American made Kramer Pacer that has my ESP Lynch "parts" neck on it.
Digital Jams
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Awesome Tiger!!!
Ultron, got a pic of yours???
Ultron, got a pic of yours???
tnourse
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Unreal! That's exactly my experience as well! I remember walking to hockey practice, listening to my Tooth and Nail Cassette
and just being blown away by Lynch. That's what got me hooked.
I would love to see some pics of your Kami. I looked at those when I was buying my Tiger, but they were quite a bit more money. I paid $1350 for my Tiger back in '88. If I remember correctly, the Kamis were over $1500. Would still like to buy one someday.
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Unreal! That's exactly my experience as well! I remember walking to hockey practice, listening to my Tooth and Nail Cassette
and just being blown away by Lynch. That's what got me hooked.I would love to see some pics of your Kami. I looked at those when I was buying my Tiger, but they were quite a bit more money. I paid $1350 for my Tiger back in '88. If I remember correctly, the Kamis were over $1500. Would still like to buy one someday.
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stratotone
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Telephant, are you talking about the wide thin? My Cu22 has the wide fat, and I dig it, but I'm starting to like thicker necks as I get older. My EJ is damn near perfect feeling to me now, and I have friends who play it and ask what the hell that ball bat neck is doing on a strat!
Ultron
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I remember popping in the Tooth and Nail cassette and putting on headphones and hearing the sinister opening track....then hearing the solo for Tooth and Nail.....I was like WTF?! :whoa:
I wanted the M1 Tiger, but all they had at that time was the sunburst tiger. I think the Kami was around 1600 or so....
here is a pic...I need some better shots
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Unreal! That's exactly my experience as well! I remember walking to hockey practice, listening to my Tooth and Nail Cassette
I would love to see some pics of your Kami. I looked at those when I was buying my Tiger, but they were quite a bit more money. I paid $1350 for my Tiger back in '88. If I remember correctly, the Kamis were over $1500. Would still like to buy one someday.
I remember popping in the Tooth and Nail cassette and putting on headphones and hearing the sinister opening track....then hearing the solo for Tooth and Nail.....I was like WTF?! :whoa:
I wanted the M1 Tiger, but all they had at that time was the sunburst tiger. I think the Kami was around 1600 or so....
here is a pic...I need some better shots
Digital Jams
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Noice Camo!!!!!
I stay away from artist guitars but that is the one guilty pleasure guitar that I want!!!
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I remember popping in the Tooth and Nail cassette and putting on headphones and hearing the sinister opening track....then hearing the solo for Tooth and Nail.....I was like WTF?! :whoa:
I wanted the M1 Tiger, but all they had at that time was the sunburst tiger. I think the Kami was around 1600 or so....
here is a pic...I need some better shots
Noice Camo!!!!!
I stay away from artist guitars but that is the one guilty pleasure guitar that I want!!!
tnourse
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SWEET! Thanks for the pic!
Ultron":c7b8b said::|::QBB:
I remember popping in the Tooth and Nail cassette and putting on headphones and hearing the sinister opening track....then hearing the solo for Tooth and Nail.....I was like WTF?! :whoa:
I wanted the M1 Tiger, but all they had at that time was the sunburst tiger. I think the Kami was around 1600 or so....
here is a pic...I need some better shots
SWEET! Thanks for the pic!
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the early dokken stuff was great for it's time but Lynch Mob is just painful to listen too...that singer was just terrible....the end of hair metal became the era of "unsoulful poofster blues" so bad...
I saw Lynch on that tour when he was using the PRS's...ESP must have been pissed!
I saw Lynch on that tour when he was using the PRS's...ESP must have been pissed!