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Lovin' those Rics above....

Here's mine; early '60's Broadway semi and highly modded 1954 Gibson ES-175 (fantastically versatile - middle switch position gives middle & bridge p/ups out of phase - "chimes" even better than my old Ric 360/12), and very nice '77 Gibson Mk 35 electro-acoustic that I got in a trade with BurritoBass last year.

Just got a Mesa Boogie mini-stack: '85 Mark III short head and 1x12 EV 200W Thielle cab - will get some pics up.

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[quote name='paul h' post='783478' date='Mar 23 2010, 02:28 PM']Do you want to hear my £60 Squier Strat?

:)

[attachment=45434:beck_and_call.mp3]

Just a quick noodle....don't judge me!

:rolleyes:[/quote]

Nice playing.

I think it might benefit from some nice new pups, though, but then what cheaper squier wouldn't? Not a bad shout for £60.

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[quote name='Wil' post='784624' date='Mar 24 2010, 01:00 PM']Nice playing.

I think it might benefit from some nice new pups, though, but then what cheaper squier wouldn't? Not a bad shout for £60.[/quote]

Thanks. :)

I think I would probably go for a couple of wiring mods first to see what happens, but new pickups would definitely be an improvement.

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Pretty much as long as you don't push it too far.

I'm quite into Jeff Beck at the moment. Never really listened to him before but I am really enjoying his "relaxed" approach to pitch! :) Of course he has scored massive brownie points with me by doing Lilac Wine on his latest album!

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Well I have only had a trem for a week so I thought I better have a go at using it!

And I have just realised that you spotted it was a Beckalike! I know the name of the track helped but I am still chuffed you recognised the influence.

:)

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[quote name='Tinman' post='787151' date='Mar 26 2010, 04:28 PM']Ahh, another Eggle fan. See? I'm not alone. :)[/quote]
Indeed. It's the short lived Iommi sig, based on their Vienna model, essentially a genuinely huge slab of mahogany and almost as heavy as the 77 J I used to have. But the tone, [i]the tone[/i] :rolleyes:

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A mate of mine has one of the prototype Berlins which were named "Climaxe". This is before PRS asked Eggle to change the shape a little.

The thing sounds great, but it's heavy. So heavy that he used to have a neoprene strap to help with the weight. An amazing guitar though :)

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