I have 2 black ones and bought them both used 4 years ago. I'd always wanted a Gibson but knew it was going to cost a mint, but I guess now they're going to cost even more since they're out of production?
I've tried other guitars, (my first lefty was a strat, which I still own, but don't play since I have my SGs) including a Les Paul, but I didn't like the scale/action and ended up going back to my SG.
well in my last few days off for the new year i went to about 14 music store in a 50 mile area that were fender dealers. and i fould was a few mex strats. a bunch of squiers and 1 highway one strat which was not that bad but the frets were done badly. way to high and not trimed right at the edges so i passed.I think i might make a trip up to new york city there is about 5 music stores in a 1 block radius. but i am gonna wait till it get a little warmer i me it about 15 degrees here.
HWY1 Fenders have excellent frets usually.. it's likely that the guitar has dried out and exposed the filed edges of the frets. It's a huge problem here and in other northern climes..
no sorry i didn't find decent boss pedals. i just found the normal production pedals. was kinda figureing the fret edges on the highway one was humidity. but the height was totally nut seemed way higher then normals frets
Got the fever
Posted - 12/26/2008 : 21:10:56
