Anje
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Yes, Tyler are their own thing, very cool.
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nightlight
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I don't know about you, but I'm just waiting for the shit to hit the fan before picking up arms against my own government. This planet is a catastrophe and something needs to be done about it.
Devin
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Aren't there new Chinese-made ones that are like $1,800ish or did I just imagine that
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VonBonfire
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Once I found orthodoxy I quit thinking about ways I could use my own hands to bring about a better world. It's a deception because it brings about a different version of the same thing we are already dealing with. The secret society members must be hunted down and exterminated one by one for it to work, and that only happens at judgement day.
cardinal
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They are pretty expensive, but I'd like the try one. Some of these Chinese factories are definitely capable of making very nice guitars. Years ago I played a higher-end Chinese Warwick and was seriously impressed.
Devin
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I have one of those and it's incredible - most perfect bolt-on neck joint of any instrument I've ever had honestly
TheGreatGreen
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You'd be surprised. I was in Texas a while back and tried one of those at Guitar Sanctuary. I liked it. The neck was particularly good, they do all the same fretboard rounded edges as on the USA Tylers and stuff like that.
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boogieman1187
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I'll have to give them a try then. Thanks for sharing that.
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PhilC
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Love mine. Hopefully the Fender stuff won’t affect them. I’d hate if they had to change anything. If I was honest, I could get rid of most of my other guitars and just use these 2 and cover most stuff I’d ever do. One in the right is mahogany neck and body and is sort of SG meets strat. The other is more or less a straight strat but with a tele pu in the bridge which is so much better for me than a regular strat bridge single coil.
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nightlight
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It's hardly a challenge to identify them. Follow the big money. In that sense, extermination isn't permissible by any stretch of the imagination. Just throw them all in jail.
ihave27frets
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Odd point to make since it’s far easier to make a neck-thru. So, unless your point is no guitar is worth over $3k; I’m not sure what point you’re making.7K
NO bolt on neck guitar need be over 3k.
Paying 4k for the name is a bit much, but I guess a fool and his money are easily parted.
ihave27frets
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Fender just hit PRS with a cease and desist for the Silver Sky.
Geo
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Not easier for most people. I can build a killer Warmoth for 3k.
The~Kid
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Honestly same here..... If I wanted to get better Id go MIA but pretty happy for me with MIM Charvels and Fenders mainly only Classic Series Strats and San Dimas models here.....
Could not be happier with the product, have tried "better Strats" or whatever..... They are Nice yes and I can see THE appeal but for me nothing does it like a solid Fender/Charvel and current production aint half Bad IMO.....
Some dudes like Jim Root use MIM production models live and on tour and if it's good enough for dudes like Jim it's good enough for me.
Geo
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Yes, something most of us can do and not spend 7k, is the point.
ihave27frets
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Geo
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Once you get into that price range, there are so many more options.
https://larkstreet.com/cgi-bin/stock.cgi?detail=PSHENK.jpg
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DrewJD82
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I used to bash Tyler headstocks nonstop, but then I got to play a couple and in my first 5-10 seconds said “Yeah, he can do whatever the fuck he wants with the headstock if the rest of the guitar is like this”. I don’t think I’ve ever had something turn into a non-issue so fast before, like my fingers touched the neck and the headstock disappeared.
