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epiphone firebird studio..wow!!
here is the guitar i never wanted...never!...never wanted all of the tone and pure blues driving power of double waxed humbuckers and a solid mahagony body with features out the yin yang because i don't like weird shaped bodies, reverse headstocks or taiwnese built guitars....duh!...what the heck was i thinking???? this sucker just screams! hot, loud, punchy, crisp, mellow ,...sweet..does it all. absolutely stellar for blues slide, too!
the two down sides are:1) it is head heavy (comparatively) and 2) they just don't charge enough for them.. http://www.epiphone.com/default.asp?...ollectionID=18
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Yeah, I own a Dean Explorer-copy that I really wish I could have hated when I picked it up on a whim at a local store. I plugged it into an old Marshall and played for over an hour straight.
I rarely use it live because it is just so not me looks wise, but, OMG . . . what a sound! I think it has something to do with the sheer mass of mahogany in that ridiculous body shape. It is the essence of rock guitar. I use it for lead playing in the studio about 75% of the time and I have several more expensive guitars I could choose from. Wayne |
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(i still don't know about going in public with it, though....reminds me of this girl i used to...nevermind...)
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Steinberger tuners too? Sweet.
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i dig the firebird/thunderbird look... i guess that's why i got my japanese epi tbird.
here's pics of a mid 70's firebird for those who want some eye candy. i was hosting the pics for a guy over at the gear page: http://argon18.com/spence_firebird_v/
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1997 514c + e (b-band ast) 1970 Guild D35 + fishman rare earth single coil Carvin DC200 > (a bunch of effects) > epiphone valve jr head > homemade 2x10 cab Japanese Ephiphone Thunderbird > yorkville xm50 |
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