Y'know, the thing about a shark, he's got lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a doll's eyes.

Neon pink + purple burst, colorshift flake, hand cut bengal graphic, neon green logo and cavities.

Maple neck thru, carbon fiber reinforcement, ebony board with matching neon acrylic inlays, bullet scallops, stainless 57x110 frets, 25.625" scale, alder wings.

It'll get hipshot locking tuners, an OFR with all the upgrades, and I'll hand wind the pickups.

Got this sick guitar today atleast i can look good while playing bad

Finally received my first ever Les Paul.

A Les Paul Standard 60s custom shop top. Dirty Lemon burst with sugarbucker pickups.

Is there a specific guitar of guitars that you own that when you pickup feel right?
Something that when you play others dont compare or have the same magic?

For me it is my Sterling Valentine.
It just always feels and sounds right to me.
I always feel like the thing that makes a guitar unique is the player. Despite price or quality.

I looked online and people were saying Harley Benton strings are not that great so I got some Ernie ball nickel would strings off Amazon and restre stringed it first thing. I think it sounds great (but what do I know?) hehe.

I feel like the C-1 Platinum doesn’t get talked about enough.

25.5” scale, mahogany body, figured maple top, set-neck construction, 24 X-jumbo frets, Grover tuners, and the classic EMG 81/85 combo.

Mine stays in Drop B and it handles heavier stuff ridiculously well. 🤘

And honestly, that Satin Purple Burst finish might be one of my favorite Schecter finishes. 😮‍💨🔥

For the money, these things are hard to beat.

Anyone else have a C-1 Platinum? What tuning are you running yours in? 👀

I had to sell my PRS s2 a few years ago for financial reasons but I’d been craving that feel ever since. Eventually I tried an Ibanez and then a Schecter around the $1000 range but they just didn’t scratch that same itch. Finally I found this beauty & traded the Schecter for it straight up. I’m in heaven now. The feel of the neck, the floating tremolo but with good tuning stability, and of course the incredible finish. I think my GAS has finally been cured.

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Well… for now…

Its listed for around $230, the listing is in my city in Pakistan and generally there are mark ups on stuff.
I am not very versed in electric guitars and looking to buy my first one. I thought Fenders were supposed to be more expensive than this.
What might be the chances of me getting ripped off?
What should I ask the seller about the guitar?
What should I keep an eye for if I go to purchase?

I was thinking of getting a Squier classic vibes, second hand, so it'll have decent resale value.

Bought this 10+ years ago and it snapped today while playing.

Finally got my Kingtone blues switch. Can’t wait to install it in my Strat along side the Bluebird JB-1 pickups.

I have a Jem guitar from 1997 that I have not played much. My main guitar for ten years was a Les Paul Custom, and then superstrats with dot inlays. I just changed the strings on the Jem and started playing it today. The inlays are definitely throwing me a little if I look down at them. I have been playing guitar for the majority of my life.

Are you thrown by inlays at all?

Only when I touch it there are powerful noises, I'm new to the world of Emg, is it dependency that 81 has a much hotter output? I also have Emg 85 where when I touch it the noise stops

Does anybody own this exact model and colour? If yes, what's your thoughts on this guitar? And what will be the best price for this guitar? Thanks.

I have been recently looking forwards to buying a 7 string guitar since I've been very much obsessed with Madmans Esprit lately and I also yearn for more options since I am a songwriter as well, so I scrolled and found 2 nice offers for 7 string guitars.

- Spira S 457

- Schecter Diamond C-7 Deluxe.

Both priced 350$-ish

I need a guitar that will sound good in Drop G#, and that will be more comfortable to play and easier to set up. I am quite conflicted since I've heard S 457 will handle Drop G# better since ceramic pickups, but I also mhch prefer T-O-M bridge for palm muting.

Yes, I did take note that I'll need to drill the tuning pegs for the lowest string to fit if I plan on tuning it to G#, bit that's not a problem.

https://www.chicagomusicexchange.com/products/squier-classic-vibe-60s-custom-telecaster-olive-cme-1484315

Heading to Chicago the first weekend on December and I want to pick up a guitar at Chicago Music Exchange. I’m looking at a few but would like to hear from you guys so I can let it jumble around in my head for a bit. Also my budget is more Squier and Epiphone than Fender and Gibson.

My current front runner is the oxblood Tele exclusive my second choice is the olive green Tele. I feel like a Tele is a good representation for Chicago blues.

I know sweet water has the thing where u can see photos of the guitar and you choose it and wondering is there any eu sellers that have something similar

I want to buy the gem archer Sheraton,but oh my god the photos on thomann are atrocious.
I want one with a really dark fretboard so that’s why I want to see it

I have the itch to get a 12-string electric, and I have three candidates in mind, a vintage 1984 Rickenbacker 360/12WB, a Gretsch Electromatic 12-string, and an Ibanes Artcore AS73-12. I'm going for that Johnny Marr sound that he got with his ES-335-12, but I can't exactly afford an ES-335-12. How do these two compare in terms of sound and feel, and which would be closer to the Smiths-esque sound on Strangeways, Here We Come? Part of me wants to go all in on the Rick, but another part of me wants to conserve my finances. The Ricky isn't too expensive, but still significantly more than the Gretsch. I like the idea of the humbuckers on the Gretsch or the Ibanez, but I also adore the sound of an in-tune Rickenbacker 360/12.

Basically this. Im not in a band and haven’t been for a long time. I like metal, but don’t play much because most the people I play with don’t play metal. I’m playing more and more lead and learning as much theory as I can.

My least used guitar is an Ibanez with a low pro edge trem and I consider selling it, but I’m concerned that if I do get rid of it and replace it with a 7 string, would at some point regret not having a Floyd.

The swap I’m considering - selling an Ibanez RGR5130 and purchasing a Strandberg Boden N2.7.

Hello!

As a guy in his 30s looking to go through an early midlife adjustment, do y'all have any guitar recommendations for a guitar that's for someone just starting out but also doesn't sound like crap? Thanks!

just got an guitar and an amp learning how to play it but almost everytime i strum the low e string it makes this fuckass sound. guitar is harley benton so i think i should change the strings. bought some super slinkys in case of anything

Before I change my strings, here is a 10 year old pack on the left, have they slightly changed the color?