I just don't like graphic guitars - no complaints at all about the Mustaine models though, very very nice guitars. I once found a secondhand VMNT in a shop for £300 - it was a proper £700-odd one with Duncan Livewires, a set neck and an ebony board. I played it and saw that it was good... ridiculous amount of guitar for that kind of money. Should have found a way to justify buying it. Or stolen it.
My name is Connor and I have a GAS problem.
I also have some videos of myself playing guitar. Here they are.
Some of Mustaine's USA custom-shop Deans are absolutely gorgeous:
My name is Connor and I have a GAS problem.
I also have some videos of myself playing guitar. Here they are.
Wow. I LOVE that.Originally Posted by BucketheadRules
Bit of a bump, but the actual product pages are now up.
The Straight-Six series, complete with... um... straight, six-in-line headstocks.
I had a go on one too - was also blown away. Almost bought it, but I'm just shy of 40 and it would be sad!
Glad to see the Jeff Berlin bass back though - I had a go on the old USA model about 10 years ago and it was brilliant!
The Reverend Lord Henry was not one of those new-fangled parsons who carry the principles of their vocation uncomfortably into private life.
Hmm, they've forgotten to put the scratchplate on most of those. Quite embarassing.
If anyone ever has a Fender Highway One Precision body for sale, please let me know!
What's age got to do with it dude???!!!
MOAR!
A beautiful new Custom Run ML:
The Chicago Standard series - really hot, these:
This thing, the Trans Am, which I'm not all too keen on:
All in all, they've come out with some brilliant new stuff this year.
My name is Connor and I have a GAS problem.
I also have some videos of myself playing guitar. Here they are.
the headstocks are bit ???????? on all of them. Some great colours and tops.
you make me laugh
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