DISTORT6
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D’Addario 10-52 Light Top / Heavy Bottom EXL140
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Skolphy
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spguitar
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This one when i get home today!
stephen sawall
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1998 Hamer USA Prototype
sondoke
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NorCal_Val
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Playing the Kami-4.
It’s finally set up properly, and plays as well as expected.
It’s finally set up properly, and plays as well as expected.
Saar
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What year? I have a 89'
thenine
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This guy be. But not for long when she said dinner was ready.
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GuitarGuy08
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My Lacello!
shar-vell Dan
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c+addict
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Today's guitar. 2018 Les Paul Classic. I replaced the tuners. I like the look of the keystones.
RevDrucifer
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Gilmour Strat needed a spa night, neck was all kinds of grimy
sondoke
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That is dead sexy, one of my favorite guitars of all time.
1997 Gibson Custom Shop Historic 68' RI LPC.
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Akira
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Woah... I never see ESP branded Phoenix guitars. Awesome! I wish ESP would offer the Phoenix as an option again. I think they only have a LTD version at the moment. Every now and then on reverb an old ESP standard series Phoenix will appear, but they are frequently in rough shape.
tementnoise
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Yeah, I used to have a few of the standard series phoenixes, this one is a custom they made for me (was an esp artist at the time) when they weren’t producing phoenixes in 2017, although I didn’t actually get it until early 2019 and they ended up bringing back those LTD’s you’re speaking of later that same year, the vintage white Ltd also uses the same pickup config as this one with the Duncan p-90 at the neck.
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Akira
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You were an ESP Artist!? Sick! I love the body shape of the Phoenix.
And dude, you read my mind! That Vintage White (w/the Duncan Custom and P-90 Phat Cat) one is awesome looking. I just wish they offered an MIJ version.
I've noticed sometimes these MIJ ones from the early 2010s appears on reverb, but they are normally pretty pricey for mixed condition and I don't care for the black/white color. I much prefer the Vintage White.
tementnoise
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I feel you on the finish, I actually had black ones and white ones and swapped the pickguard on them and it looked a lot better.
And Yeah, I’ve got one of the vintage white LTD’s as well. The current LTD’s and the old Standard Series are also a little different sound-wise, as the standards were maple neck-thru with mahogany wings, and the newer LTD’s are all mahogany (Some of the old LTD 400 series phoenixes were also all mahogany). I prefer the all mahogany as it’s a bit beefier of a sound. Sound more like a Les Paul. The newer LTD’s also have painted necks, the old standards (and my custom) did not. I’d take the new 1000’s over the old standards these days, personally.
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Jimty
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Today it was my PRS Custom 22. According to the back of the headstock it’s number 10 of 12 from a run called the “Dirty Dozen II”. Seeing as there were apparently two runs, it’s more of a “Dirty Two Dozen” but I guess that doesn’t really work….
shar-vell Dan
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Its the only guitar ive ever wanted in 45 years.
And it took that long to get it LOL.
