This was the guitar that pretty much got me playing again, after a tough few years personally. I’m a firm believer that new guitars dfinitely help the creative juices. There is an unexplainable yearning to use the new toy! So I was looking for something to grab my attention and make me want to play…
An ongoing collection of records, promos, vinyl and more from Scottish band Mogwai. CDs/DVDs Special Moves CD + DVD Japan edition (sealed) Come On Die Young original, promo and sealed reissue Come On Die Young Japanese “Vinyl Sleeve” Edition Hardcore will never die digipak (sealed) Government commissions original and promo My father my king…
My Dad’s guitar through my childhood. He finally conceded that it was time to move it on when the guitar was 30 years old. When I look at these pictures I can hear him playing the Peter Gunn riff, Beatles songs, Blue Moon…
Reasonable Korean made Les Paul copy, nothing really much else to say.
A monster of a thing to maneuver, this twin neck was surprisingly comfortably sat down to play. It was never going to be one for keeps but good for a laugh for an hour.
Nice guitar, although it just didn’t have it. That “it” thing that makes me want to keep a guitar. Nice guitar, though.
Don’t see any positives in the fervour around PRS; I find them to be clunky, un-ergonomic and poorly weight-balanced. Not my cup of tea. The moon crescent inlays were about the only positive thing.
Really nice guitar, one I wish I’d kept. Gibson’s more recent guitars seem to be more miss than hit, but this one just had something special. I added the Sperzel locking tuners, and changed the control dials for aesthetic purposes, but other than that it stayed as factory. Played great, sounded great, shame I moved…