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I’ve been dreading posting this, but it’s time. It’s been a crazy year since moving to Japan. I don’t think one could understand to challenges in starting life over in a new country. Intentions were well and a significant effort was put into trying to keep producing the high output models with...

And the pronunciation is more like a rolled r or “d”. Definitely requires different muscles for Americans. There characters aren’t letters. Everything is an entire syllable except ending in “n’ Gloss and gross would be like “gu-ro-su”. There is no different character for ro vs lo and the...

The L vs R struggle is real here in Japan. Check out the color at the bottom :D

Too soon!!!

Having been from the Dallas area, I ran into Dime a few times in the wild. He was a class act. Pretty sure there’s a few forum members here that have hung out with him.

I bought a Hotone Ampero Stomp II for $286

Dropped again

Dropped again

I’ve got Ambers in my Vigier. They’re staying in, which means slot coming from a fellow wonder. They’re great

All prices dropped. Let’s deal.

Make an offer

Bump

Both the neck and frets feel meaty. I’ve since pulled the lollars in my other tele in favor of my own winds, which are A5s, but I think I prefer A2s like the Aniquitys.

I’m going to die single with a house full of Japanese Guitars. I went off today since it’s Black Friday in and my employer in Japan is an American company. What I didn’t expect was for the store here to have Black Friday since neither thanksgiving or Christmas are really a thing here. I get...

Vigier Excalibur by a mile

They’re cool but I would pay what they go for now. Proprietary scale length. Okay electronics and okay bridge

Or you could buy a no load tone pot

Yeah, the “L” vs “R” in Japan. The struggle is real. It’s almost like a soft “d”. I’ve always thought the neck is more critical than the body for tone. If you look on YouTube for “Black Smoke Sigma”, there actually sill quite a few videos. To me, it’s the perfect balance of vintage and...

The stock pickups actually sound great