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any guitar players here?

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PrincessPeach said:
Nah, I always thought lefties were cool. (For the record, by the way, Golfer, I am not left handed, though I like to think I'm at least somewhat left hand coordinated, or at the very least, not left hand retarded.)

Golfer does have a point, though. If you've never played, why not learn right handed? It's such a different activity than anything else anyway, that I don't know that it would be much more difficult. The biggest disadvantage I see to playing left handed is that it would be a rare occasion when you could pick up someone else's guitar and play.
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Dual handed...I love it :biggrin:

Seriously though, just learn it right handed since you've never done it. Finding left handed guitars can be a pain in the ass as well.
 
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Golferdow01 said:
Dual handed...I love it :biggrin:
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how about one of these :banger:

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Dryden said:
My scarlet & gray Ibanez RG's ... :biggrin:

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I also have a Martin acoustic, no pics of it though.
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Nice!

Saw, is the Transparent Wine Les Paul Studio the one on the bottom right? That looks pimp.
My freaking electric is broken, the ground wire fell off the jack, and I dont have a soldering iron here and that makes me mad.
Acoustic is a cheap Yamaha, but it sounds decent.
 
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strohs said:
Saw, is the Transparent Wine Les Paul Studio the one on the bottom right? That looks pimp.
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Yes...That's it...

What's funny is I have just gotten done gear heading on the Les Paul. I paid a visit to the Guitar Center earlier tonight with my buddy who was buying a new Jackson. I found a few things as well. :biggrin: Ever since I bought the Les Paul (3 or 4 years ago), I thought the black didn't do justice to the flamed maple finish. It made it too dark, IMO. So I decided to tear the thing down and replace the black with cream to make the finish stick out more...Hey, when I get bored with this color, I can always go back to the black...Here's some new pics...Tell me what you think...The pickups and bridge are chrome even though they look gold in the one pic...


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EDIT: After reading back through this thread again, I am declaring a new rule. Just like pics are required when mentioning a chick, pics are now required when mentioning your guitar. I am somewhat of a guitar collector at this point, at least that's how I justify owning six :p (4 electrics & 2 acoustics). I want to see your guitars!!!
 
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Dryden said:
No guitar thread is complete without a shot of Michael Angelo from Nitro:
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...or a picture of this...If IIRC, these guitars were going for somewhere around $25,000. This is NOT a paintjob. It is all inlay...:eek:

The Dragon 2002 is Paul Reed Smith's most aggressive inlay to date with a dragons head covering more than 85% of the body and part of the Brazilian rosewood neck. The Dragon 2002 is a Singlecut model with 272 pieces inlay consisting of 12 different types of shell, 5 different stones and fossilized mastodon ivory. There are only 100 of these remarkable instruments being crafted in this limited run. Ours is #27 and it's available for you now. Please call<SCRIPT language=Javascript><!--ename = "info"eserver = "guitar-emporium.com"document.write("");document.write(" or email");document.write("");;//--></SCRIPT> us for information.
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Nice! Every PRS is incredible. Even the ones that aren't as exotic as the dragon pictured above still have incredible detail on the inlays and run between $3,000 - $5,000.

I know a guy who has something like six or eight PRS's.
 
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