this would be right up your street although its not blue!
http://forum.musicradar.com/showthre...-WITH-HARDCASE
How about a Yamaha Mike Stern
Thin neck (though 7.5" radius), very plain looking and can produce some big rock tones.
Perhaps not Les Paul like, but you would be looking at something mohog to get that. The other option is a Fender Jim Root which has a 12" radius, but isn't all that skinny.
Acoustic chamberOriginally Posted by Rox
Why is it fitted with a padded bike seat on the back?
I thought the very same thing. Build quality is good as you would expect from Yamaha, and they can sometimes be picked up for silly money second hand.
http://www.glguitars.com/instruments...llow/index.asp
I'd go for one of those.
Godin LGXT
Teleish looks
Thin compound radius neck
Coil taps
LR Baggins system
Even has Roland Synth access
Can blend electric + acoustic and synth (I think) and other variations of this.
Or the Ibanez mentioned a few pages back
and as always I really dont get why no one raves about Godin guitars on here.
I know it's slightly different, but it seems to have the versatility I'm after, and is at a rather ludicrous price currently... (I think it is...)
http://www.cashgenerator.co.uk/elect...-guitar-b32751
Is this genuine? It's impossible for me to try out unfortunately, but I thought these guitars were 2k + when new? I can't make sense of the serial number either
That sir is a Fake, rear cavity plates is just one of the clear give aways.I know it's slightly different, but it seems to have the versatility I'm after, and is at a rather ludicrous price currently... (I think it is...)
http://www.cashgenerator.co.uk/elect...-guitar-b32751
Is this genuine? It's impossible for me to try out unfortunately, but I thought these guitars were 2k + when new? I can't make sense of the serial number either
If it's too good to be true...The truss rod cover & tuners didn't look right to me to be honest. Oh well!
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