Post a pic of the last guitar you got in 2023

[DistortED]

that is so freakin cool!

Thanks Brother

 

[LP Freak]

It’s a keeper. Very happy with it.

I‘ve been considering one. I’m a little concerned with how the volume level is set with the different clicks. Do you ever find the volume you need is between the clicks where one is too soft and the next is too loud?

 

[skoora]

I‘ve been considering one. I’m a little concerned with how the volume level is set with the different clicks. Do you ever find the volume you need is between the clicks where one is too soft and the next is too loud?

I just play at home and don't have volume restrictions, so for me, no. I also have a PS2a that I run all my amps though so I can fine tune with that if I want. I actually like the sound of the amp's built in attenuation better than the Fryette so I tend to use the Ironmans more and engage the Fryette at max volume (i.e. bypassed) so I can use the PS2 loop.
It responds to all my boost and drive pedals really well so that may be another factor in fine tuning volume for live use.

 

[stratjacket]

Had to look at my history to see what was last since I didn't do much in 2023. This was last Feb.
USA Fender Yngwie Stratocaster in Sonic Blue, 1989 according to serial, but ad said 1991.

 

[Purpleibby]

No new guitars, picked up one of those Jackson Short Scale basses though, man I LOVE that thing, had a full setup and it plays and sounds GREAT...that bass is FUN and easy to play, bass shred from hell on that thing lol....same size as a guitar, great recording bass too!

 

[* velcro-fly *]

Finished up this project mid December. Pimp factor aside it’s a smoking good guitar....

 

[DrewJD82]