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EJ's are fantastic guitars. If a 12" radius is what you're used to it sounds like an EJ strat would be right up your alley!

Yes, you’re right. Too often spirited conversation turns into jr high debate club. Admitting you’re wrong on the internet shouldn’t be that big a deal. I would think… no one’s right all the time! Ohhhh… I gotcha! And know exactly who you’re talking about ironically enough. That guy’s a...

When are the mods going to lock this horsesh*t thread?

You sound like my wife. She's right about everything under the sun too. :rolleyes: Can one of us "see" another member's ignore list? If so, I'll be sure to add you to it just to make you look bad! :p

Very cool guitar man! Dig the tuxedo vibe. I had a real 82 JV serial (not a squire) strat for a few years. It was one of the mid tier ones with a poly painted alder body American alnico pickups. Sounded great but couldn't deal with the thin neck. Sold it. 1.5 years later Fender makes the "JV...

Yes. Break it. Just have it set in a splint so it heals straight afterwards. Maybe bite down on a piece of raw hide leather or a belt or something when the hammer comes down. Good luck!

4 fingers. Learning Hendrix and SRV stuff as I've gotten older I've begun to use my thumb over the top of the neck. It's taken A LOT of getting used to. I still hear my guitar teacher telling me not to choke the neck! I got taught in the strict school of "thumb is your anchor on the middle/back...

Practicing a challenging song so much that I can't bare to listen to it for a month or two. By that time the song has become work. I don't get paid to do this! It's supposed to be fun damn it! Then I forget half of what I learned. It's a vicious cycle.

Sounds horrid. Hope you heal up quickly.

Red guitars have bad tone. It's science. ;)

DO NOT!!!! 🙃

I hang it on the wall and ignore it. Eventually it blends into the background.

You're right. Not always true. But more often than not.

Sure. There's always going to be an outlier but more often than not your not going to make anything. But yes, it can happen. Absolutely.

Does it come with the pants? Or are you just trying them out?

It's hardly noticeable. It's noticeable to you because it's yours. Like the first scratch on a new car. Bound to happen sometime.

You'll always loose money buying a guitar that's not a vintage piece. Guitars are not investments.

Just like any guitar you're interested in...... You should go play as many as you can and find out what you like. I wouldn't go pick a CS just for the sake of buying a CS. You may find a standard line strat that you like just as much and save yourself some serious coin. However CS are more often...

Rush in Rio is a great show. Watched it many times.

Never heard of them.

Wow. That is insanely clean. Very very nice. HNGD!

AO 50s Tele. A few lacquer cracks. Dings and dents here and there. I'm not gentle with it and play the crap out of it. Years ago one of my kids dropped a pedal on it and took a big ol chunk out of the paint. All I could do was laugh.

Sounds like it needs a setup.

Looks totally normal.