Like you're self .... I hope you don't tire your wrist too much .
Still waiting on that eyeroll emoji.
Nah, I'd rather alienate you with truth, reality and facts .... and rude insults.
You're a totally lactating nipple head .... if you were a movie, I won't watch you with my eyes closed .
MS? What is this?
Have a good day in school, Sparky! Behave on the bus!
Sorry, my ADD was kicking in. MS= multiscale, but I spaced out Strandberg uses regular pickups often. Does that help with individual note definition given the scale differences? On multiscale guitars where the pickups are slanted it can be difficult to find alternative aftermarket support because everyone's angles are different so few manufactures want to have 17, 18, 12.5 degree etc... pickup configurations. I found a video a while back that led me to unscrewing the aftermarket bobbins from passive pickups and screwing them onto the factory baseplates to retain correct angle without needing to route the guitar.
"truth, reality, and facts"
The slant is not much. 25" to 25.5" so they mostly use regular pups. My older one is Suhr SSH+ and SSV. The new one has custom Michael Frank ones. A bit less gain that the Suhrs but works well with the girthier mids of the mahogany body/neck.
Been meaning to dip my toes into a Strandberg, but... well like others have suggested, the $$$. Though they seem to hold their value quite well.
Check their Reverb store. They have a lot of minor cosmetic blems for in the 15-20% off range. Lots to be found for under $1500.
I remember seeing that advertised on the reverb front page not too long ago, but my GAS tank is empty. Just bought a 1829 Cello and a SG CM Black. Back burner, and all. Appreciate the heads up. Take care!
The manipulative cunning clown at it again as usual.
