Recommend me a big fat boy thats nice and plump

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70 Mach 1

70 Mach 1

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Hollow with 2 P90s
ES 175 style. Nice fat body
No Gibson too expensive
No D'Angelico i hate the HS.
No ephiphone

Prefer something non chinese.
Japan is fine

Can be 70s or 80s or new i no problem with yrs

I want that thumpy clean fat tone
 
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Oh great a gHey mental thread started by an alcoholic / good times.
101 WT & a doobie for breakfast sounds like.
That rigtalk is cutting edge for gear alright. :checkthisout:
 
Not bad.
Im not all too familiar with Eastman.
Have to check them outm

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Just checked them out
Im Not looking for Chinese guitars
Eastman has a fair rep.

Take a look at the Godin Kingpin 2. Godin is Canadian.

Otherwise if you want to spend a few more bucks you might take a look at some of the Guild line. Your insistence on P-90's kind of limits things unless you were willing to do a pickup swap when you got it. Too bad you aren't down here today, blues fest in Aranasas this afternoon. Cheers brother. :cheers:
 
Oh great a gHey mental thread started by an alcoholic / good times.
101 WT & a doobie for breakfast sounds like.
That rigtalk is cutting edge for gear alright. :checkthisout:
At least he’s not fat and retarded.
 
Not bad.
Im not all too familiar with Eastman.
Have to check them out
Eastman are manufactured in China, but that said they are outstanding guitars for the money. I own one of their T64/V (ES 330 hollowbody) models with the super thin antique varnish finish. It came stock with Lollar underwound P90's.

The great things about it are the playability and tones. The neck is perfectly carved, and comfortable playing up and down the neck. Very much a Gibson Slim Taper profile. Going from my LP's, LP Specials, and SG it feels like one of the family.

The fit and finish is quality if you don't mind that the antique varnish finish will very quickly grow to look aged. At least with the finish on my model which to be fair is billed as such. The binding is well done, the fret work was good, no ledges, rough edges, or over spray.
 
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