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This explains why you see so many of them! 🙄

Teye

Does it look as pretty as my 1967? :)

Where was the plant? I had a lot of buddies that worked at the Ford plant in Hegewisch (Hogwash!)

In a few years they’ll be made in Pakistan and everyone will relish the good old days when they were made in china.

I really enjoy his youtube lessons. Sometimes I wish they went a little faster, but I also recall watching other videos where I wish they would slow down, so I get it. Anyway, this one showed up this morning, what do you all think?

Those guitars are beautiful, but calling them the “pinnacle of electric guitar design” is ludicrous.

I love google too!

I’ve never heard one used for jazz…

Would you choose a Flying V for jazz? Classical?

https://www.musiciansfriend.com/guitars/gretsch-guitars-g6131g-my-rb-limited-edition-malcolm-young-signature-jet-electric-guitar?rNtt=Malcolm&index=2

In reality, you should be able to tell, by lowering the MV knob, whether one exists or not, and if you can’t, why have one?

The current spec sheet shows one:

Infinite loop

Now I’ve seen everything! The only thing missing was the classic adage, “lefty loosey, righty tighty”!

It’s strung with Daddario 11’s.

It’s a Compton

I’m not having very much problems with my B60 (5420T) other than minor tuning stability. I’ve had a new, bone nut installed and use a time proven stringing method, so I feel this pretty much puts the blame on the Bigsby. If, in fact, it is the B60, how much improvement with regard to tuning can...

That amp is drenched in rock royalty! Duane used those exact speakers, but only once! Rumor was their warehouse had pallets of used-once JBL’s. Duane swore they “wore out” after one hard driven night!

I plan on updating my 5420 with Gotoh 510’s. The finest tuners made!

I looked through those; another limiter is I don’t want pickup mounting holes.

I tried (unsuccessfully) to match the pick guard to the binding color but finally settled on a ‘62 RI mint green one.

Based on the TS-808 circuit, I love the push this gives!

I graduated from Purdue with a degree in Architectural Engineering. One of the course requirements was Freehand Drawing. I struggled to get through that one. I can see in my head what I want to do, but it loses something in the translation. Your guitar is now truly a work of art and is...