rsm
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anomaly
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Thought you had a ESP Ltd Viper?
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oddguitar
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I have the opposite problem. Every time I go through my guitars in an attempt to thin the herd I end up remembering why I like each guitar again and end up not selling anything 
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VonBonfire
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I did, and I loved the way it played. So easy. But after multiple pickup swaps I couldn't lose the high end shrillness and low end tubbiness that seemed inherent in that guitar. I tried it through a high powered tweed twin and it smoked but through my Twin Reverbs it was no bueno so I sold it a few months ago. I probably could've sorted it out with a few more pickup swaps but I ain't got the time or money.
Hiwatts-n-Gibsons
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The blues jam E std guitar sounds like a perfect reason to buy an LP Special P90. Just saying...Had to let the Edwards LP go to pay some debts down so it got sold last weekend. I actually didn't lose too much dough on it and it wasn't getting played anyways. This is the fewest axes I've ever had since I was in my early 20's. I'm kind of indifferent to non-gigging axes anymore but a blues jam guitar tuned to E standard would be convenient since I hate tuning my gigging axes to E standard. Maybe a PRS SE one day. Until then I have everything I need to get the job done. Just the basics with a couple ES style axes.
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VonBonfire
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I want a PRS because they play smooth, sound good, and can offend the traditional sensibilities of the other jammers.
