Archive for May, 2007

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I'm heading down to ses Nine Inch Nails tonight in Sydney. I'lllet you all know how it is sometime tomorrow. I am totally pumped for tonight. Wh00t!!!

Nine Inch Nails
EDIT What's with the anti terrorism pictures coming up from Flickr. Maybe we should all start drinking the water!

Steampunk Guitars

Here are some interesting custom jobs. The first by Jake von Slatt is his Steampunk Stratocaster

Steampunk Strat

The next comes from Thunder Eagle Guitars.

Steampunk V

Strangly, these both appeal to me. I like the whole steampunk think, and if I ever started a band playing the type of industrial dark wave music I also enjoy I'm sure I would want these guitars.

Gibson GOTW#15 is a beauty

Black Gibson GTI may be crazy, but I am a fan of the original GT's that Gibson released, particularly the black one. Not many people liked the flames but I didn't think it was too bad. Well it turns out Gibson listened to everyone else and not me (a common thing that, it must be said. I still haven't heard back on my application for an endorsement based on my blogging) and released the Les Paul GT in fire engine red.

Fire Engine Red Gibson GT

The feature-laden Les Paul GT blazes in brilliant Fire Engine Red, but without the ghosted flames of the original. Locking metal button Grover tuners, TonePros bridge, and Neutrik locking input jack are just some of the hot features on this road-ready guitar. 490R and 498T humbuckers deliver crushing tone.

FEATURES
Classic ‘50s Les Paul neck
Locking metal button Grover® tuners
Neutrik™ locking cable jack
Dunlop strap locks
Over/under dual truss rod for extra neck reinforcement
Push/pull pots for coil-tapped 490R & 498T humbuckers
Fully independent volume controls
High pass tone filter maintains high frequencies at any volume setting

I got to say, that is a damn sexy guitar.

Because it must stay out there

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If you don't get it do a search.

Make your guitar into a relic

Slightly overdoneIf you want a relic guitar then instead of speading all that money on a new reissue relic, why not do it your self. Ig posted a link to a great site with instructions and guides to relic your beloved instrument. I'm almost tempted to try some of these on my very plane looking Telecaster.

Either that or I'll just start playing more. My main gig guitar when I was playing in Sledge, a black Epi Les Paul Goth, has had the finished buffed to being almost reflective from my right arm movement.