Relic Guitars Save Everyone Money?

[@richardlecomte4874]

I just bought a new Corvette. I was thinking about doing a relic job on it. You know, nothing too extreme, maybe Crack the windshield, kick in the quarter panel, burn a cou😢of holes in the driver's side seat. That should do it!

[@davesuchy4712]

I appreciate that you are transparent and with no b.s. I can't listen on Fridays but ALWAYS catch the KZbin replay over the weekend. Thanks for being open with the Q&A's. 🤘

[@kurtarbuckle1730]

If the hum stops when you touch the strings, it is not a grounding problem. It is an emf problem. Check the area for bad light trans formers, appliances, or dimmers that are causing a lot of emf.

[@hadleymanmusic]

it s a problem if it makes a noise ask your sound man to make you a guitar cord with isolated sheild and two center conductor

[@hadleymanmusic]

and dissconect the pickup sheild from the negative tap of the coils. emg came out for that very problem buy their pickups

[@ebikes2xs159]

That Heritage sounds sweet on both pickups, it has an overall classy look to it without being gaudy, I love it. My dream guitar. These are my hometown guys and gals since I grew up not far from them. Very proud, go Midwest.

[@stonerjoe21]

Being from GR I desperately want a Heritage H-150! Sucks being broke haha

[@rbae]

Thanks Phil. You were hesitating whenever it happened, but I think a lot of us love when you go off on tangents bc it really brings out the personal touch to these livestreams 🤌🏻

[@JohnO-yd3te]

Phil has great insight. Could listen to him talk about guitars all day long.......sometimes I do.

[@wisdomoverfear2685]

This has to be the most "comfortable" to watch KZbin channel for getting not only great information....but great personal stories that are whqt keep me coming back ! Great job Phil and keep up the great work !

[@engelsjn]

Glad to see the heritage! I have the exact same guitar and I absolutely love it as well! The pickups are amazing. The frets haven’t bothered me but I probably like more vintage frets. Only change I made was some faber locking tuners and the were exact drop in replacements and the kept the esthetic as well. Hands down one of my favorite guitars. I own a few Gibsons and it blows them all out of the water 👍 Also RIP to Edwin Wilson who had a lot to do with this guitar

[@ListenHereOldMan]

i wanted a plain top CC, finally found one at SW, before they raised prices they seemed to have one last one in stock they put down to $3k, got em to do no tax too... and I'm super happy, i prefer the dirty lemon finish but i couldn't find a plain top of it on sale for a steep discount so i went w a tobacco burst that's actually sort of red, almost halfway bw a cherry and tobacco... i like i a lot. kinda think maybe i should be looking for a 535 instead of a 335... they just released the CC version of it, w block inlays, and they are stunning.. nice colorways but I'll probably end up pulling the trigger when they release a few more. they're pricey but the H-150 is so much nicer than any Gibson I have too, i'd have to imagine the 535 is much the same

[@engelsjn]

@@ListenHereOldMan that is so funny. I’ve been thinking a lot about a 535 or a 530 now that they have them in the custom core models. They look amazing! I’m sure they are just as amazing as the cc h-150’s are!

[@ListenHereOldMan]

@@engelsjn haha... ya know, i guess since i have a set of 225's in the h-150 i should get the 530 instead, i really do like the antique blonde.. dark cherry burst as well.. i gotta stop thinking about it, I'm too impulsive lol

[@scottmcloughlin4371]

@@ListenHereOldMan Grab the 530 full hollow body. The tail piece and bridge combo pushes down on the top. I like 335 style guitars (I have an Ibanez AS-180) as a "better Les Paul." But full hollow body guitars blend electric and acoustic properties and are something completely different. I have a Heritage Sweet 16 I play through an old Polytone Minibrute II. It's just a great guitar.

[@ListenHereOldMan]

@@scottmcloughlin4371 yeh i just ordered a hollowbody, it's actually a copy of the Collings JL 470, bc i love the way that thing looks but it's unobtanium (and like $8000 lol) but if and when i do go for sth in the price range of the 530/535 I'm sure i'll end up going 530... i like the finish only SW carries more than any of the 3 first std ones, and maybe by the time i get around to buying they'll have even more. bc it's just that at that point i can get a real late 60's es-335 in good shape. which would obv appreciate in value IMO, and i don't have a truly vintage guitar, other than a Fender Champ lap steel from the 50s. i gotta stop yappin or i'll talk myself into buying lol

[@weezerti]

heritages do have fret nibs. sometimes they get rounded down to very little in the neck rolling process but if you look closely you will see nibs on all of their fretboards

[@Leo9ine]

"KYG Podcast, sponsored by viewers like you" reminds me of old PBS!

[@mr.giggles4995]

Before they were bought by corporations.

[@madmick78]

Hi Phil. On the Eastman prices, I bought an Eastman SB59 in 2020, for just under $1500.00 new. This was at a time when a Les Paul Standard was going for around $2400.00. I have noticed the Eastman prices are now just below the price of a Gibson. I'm glad I got mine when I did! It's an awesome guitar for a great price (in 2020, anyway). You're right about the quality being excellent, too.

[@mistreated]

Please don’t stop doing Guitar of The Week

[@onlyguitars]

I grabbed a pair of 225 pickups and put it in my Eastman SB59/v Agree, those pickups are amazing. The lollars were very good, more balanced and polite. The 225 screams more, feel more rock and roll. Has that extra bite I wanted. Heritage are great.

[@deansoto8377]

You can use a buck-boost circuit to step up 9vdc to 12vdc.

[@frankenstein4106]

I bought a Heritage Custom Core shortly after they released them. I haven't had issues with the frets, it is a fantastic guitar! The 225 pickups are very vintage PAF, but I swapped them for a set of Jalen "Kingfish" humbuckers which are more aggressive in tone. It is my favorite guitar now. I ended up buying an H-535 and it is a perfect 335 style guitar.

[@wildwolf8983]

How much did you pay for it?

[@Kami_81]

That Fodera story could have been in a Seinfeld or Curb Your Enthusiasm episode 😂.

[@rbecker9679]

Ha! What a great take on that. lol

[@dsvet]

George would of course have to be Art Vandalay, an 42:49 architect whose hobbies include moonlighting as a guitarist in a rock band..

[@TumbleweedRancher]

Once again listening to Phil while driving around eastern oregon. This time not live, but still great to catch up. Thanks Phil!

[@unfcknblvbl]

I wore my new KYG work shirt to the airport yesterday back from Texas, after a 4 hour layover, I had more than a few people recognize the logo and asked if I was a moderator.

[@motokev2727]

If they put taller SS frets on the Heritage , I'll buy one. I'll never buy another guitar unless it has SS frets.

[@SpaceAceScott]

Hey Phil Great NAMM show stories lol u had me ROTF LMAO OMG that was so funny….im still laughing as I’m typing this to you. Hope u see this comment! U put me in a great mood just recalling similar things that would happen way bk when I too was a Novice buyer/seller….decades ago. U got me lol bro! Have a great day/night….whenever this reaches u

[@xk1sv]

Regarding the question about the nut being cut wrong and using a tuner to determine this. If the nut slot is the right depth but not cut at the correct angle, all fretted notes on that string will be a little sharp when the open string is in tune. This will be the case even when the first fret string action is perfect.

[@stradaveriusfiddle]

Good show Phil. I look forward to the ‘Guitar of the Week.’ I’m sure the majority of your audience appreciates that feature, and in my opinion, anyone who complains about your ‘Guitar of the Week’ segment is just a party pooper. 🎉😅

[@onlyguitars]

I had a 2021 R8 Gibson CS, An Eastman SB59/v , also a heritage h150 standard and a 2008 Gibson Les Paul traditional all at the same time. The best were the r8 and the Eastman was on par. The heritage was above the Gibson traditional for sure, but a bit less than the other 2. I sold all except the Eastman. The Eastman is fantastic. Love it so much. And I put a 225 heritage pickups on the Eastman and now is perfect for me. Eastman is quality wise on the Suhr and PRs level. About the finish I have the antique varnish before they changed it. I strongly suggest grabbing one of those cos that finish is awesome. Don’t know how the new one is.

[@robert_olen]

Really love the guitar of the week!!

[@jimsliverootsculturemusic]

A guy like Phil, who doesn't lie, doesn't need to remember everything he said; you'll get the same response and maybe an explanation of a new viewpoint but no bs.

[@rikkousa]

My grandpa used to say that. “Always tell the truth, that way you never need to remember what you said!”

[@greggibson7313]

Today’s podcast was lots of fun. Thanks!

[@mistreated]

Man! I’ve been asking and waiting for this Heritage guitar review since last year. Great to see it. I bought a Heritage H-137 a while ago ( it’s basically an LP Special w/ P-9”s. They don’t make them anymore). And ever since getting it, I’ve been planning to get the H-150. Sure looks like that’s happening sooner than later!

[@pooshNchums]

Same!

[@stevesnuffer3210]

I have a Relic'd Vintage Brand SSH. I'm not a big strat fan though I own a Strat Plus and Cory Wong Strat that both sit in their cases I can't put down the Vintage because of its feel It's kinda like a "Nash" Lite 🤟

[@satyarisingsanctuary]

I have several Vintage brand models, and the good ones excel in playability. The feel of the necks are great, and they just feel and sound as they should. Great value too.

[@MartinJ-zb8rk]

Timely discussion on the Heritage. Thanks Phil. Looking for my first singlecut and appreciate the insights and thoughts.

[@GuitarGearGyan]

That mom's cooking comment was just gold..... as a KZbinr can totally relate.

[@danmccleary1]

I have one of these Heritage H-150s in Cadillac Green, purchased in Sep 2023, and it does have fret-edge binding, ie, binding over the fret ends, not frets over the binding

[@mortonwilson795]

The Heritage is lovely! Agree that the Bridge has more going for it in terms of 'body' - nice. I'd be very happy with one of these.

[@bill.clifford.59]

The Heritage headstock is from the first Gibson headstock! Which i really like!

[@pooshNchums]

Thanks for the heritage review! Been waiting for it for ages and was wondering why it was delayed. Frets are not too low for me because the action is so low and perfect. Only thing that bugs me is the single cut horn. It’s shorter than Gibson’s and digs into my leg when I sit with it for a little while. It’s my nicest guitar and it’s really phenomenal value and quality. Especially love how it feels like a vintage instrument.

[@jonhoward437]

Great episode. Stories were awesome. Guitar looks sweet.

[@donscudiero534]

having recently been employed by Gibson Acoustic, and the current daily quota is 160.

[@donscudiero534]

they dont cure them nearly as much as you would think, I was in final setup and the guitars come straight off the buffing wheel to have hardware installed, and those guitars finish is still very "soft" very easy to blemish scratch or jab.

[@mikecullen6488]

Boy I just picked up a heritage. Beautiful. Sounds great. Boy boy it’s heavy and has a chunky neck.

[@dstarling61]

A few years ago I bought a Fender Nate Mendel Precision which is reliced to match Nate’s. I initially wasn’t crazy about the idea, I mean the Geddy Jazz isn’t reliced. I bought it anyway because I liked the specs and the tone. Now the relicing is pretty light, Nate’s bass is almost 50 years old, but he obviously takes pretty good care of it. One day, I accidentally hit my drummer’s cymbal with the headstock and it got a little ding. That’s when I realized the advantage of a reliced guitar. If that had happened to my non-reliced Jazz, I would have been pissed. On the Nate, no big deal, just one more ding. I could even tell people that’s was from Taylor Hawkins cymbal 😅

[@peterkatznelson12]

Thanks Phil, I found this podcast wandered somewhat in places that lost my interest but in all there was enough to keep me to the end. Have a wonderful weekend and we’ll be back for more. On an up note, what better way to spend a Friday nite, right? I’ve been playing guitar since I was 13which is more than 6decades so, yes I’m interested. Cheers and blessings🙏🏻

[@CraigFlowersMusic]

Randomly putting this thought here in case anyone else has an opinion: In the last few years I've bought two Nitro gibsons and two nitro Fenders, and maybe it's me but I would like to hear others' experiences, that it feels to me like a Fender nitro neck is WAY stickier than Gibson. I never have to take a damp cloth to either Les Paul, but the Strat and Tele both need cleaned after just a few hours' play. Now, the Fenders are newer yes, but I don't remember having this problem at all with the Les Pauls, and it was only a couple years ago anyway.

[@mikey-dubs]

I got an Eastman 259/v and it’s the best guitar I own. Better than my Gibson Standard. It’s so good ! I was blown away how good it was. Looks beautiful plays beautiful and the Lollar pickups are insane

[@panthersoul]

Yeah. I’ve got a custom core and the fret height is my only complaint

[@DavidMorales008]

Ibanez should be part of the big three over PRS only read PRS comes to mind is because it’s an American made that’s sells at prices that make them appear like they’re a top brand which they may be but not in sales numbers

[@stevemc75]

It doesn’t matter

[@DavidMorales008]

@@stevemc75it matters enough for you to share your opinion just like I shared mine

[@hoopdyhop76]

I would say the silver sky sales numbers disagree with your assertion.

[@DavidMorales008]

@@hoopdyhop76 Gibson: 34% Fender: 30% Ibanez: 12% Yamaha: 7% Epiphone: 4% Other (includes Ovation, PRS, Charvel, ESP, Jackson, Dean, Washburn): 9% These statistics come from NAMM (the National Association of Music Merchants), which surveyed 2,000 American music store owners. Edit: I just copy and pasted this from a statistical data website after using this technology called google

[@DavidMorales008]

@@hoopdyhop76 Gibson: 34%Fender: 30% Ibanez: 12% Yamaha: 7% Epiphone: 4% Other (includes Ovation, PRS, Charvel, ESP, Jackson, Dean, Washburn): 9% These statistics come from NAMM (the National Association of Music Merchants), which surveyed 2,000 American music store owners.

[@RocketBoy1969]

Beautiful Heritage! Also love the NAM stories lol

[@poesybeat]

Bought a used ‘94 Strat today for $395, naturally relic’d by 30 years of playing. A/B’d it against all the $3500 Custom Shop Strats in the store and it was absolutely indistinguishable (other than the cheap pickups, which I’ll swap out). Neck was actually better. LOL

[@gurianboy]

I've gotta say this while I watch you go back and forth over the Heritage and the Gibson: my Eastman Les Paul plays at least as nice your Gibson or your Heritage. In other words I wouldn't trade my Eastman (reliced) for either of them. Lollar pickups. I hope I'm never stupid enough to let it leave my quiver. If all I had left were this and my Gurian JM150 acoustic I'd never miss any other guitar I don't have.

[@WutipongWongsakuldej]

Steinberger’s R-Trem has arm holders on both sides of the bridge. Ibanez ZR bridge also have holes on both sides, but one is used as a thumbscrew holder.

[@dalenoir6852]

No longer made, but the Washburn "Wonderbar" tremolo system was also ambidextrous.

[@Bongo_Fury]

The Fender JMJ Mustang bass is made in Mexico and comes with Nitro.

[@BrianSGuitars]

Fun show!

[@zedasiscas3830]

Hi Phill Please review a MAYBACH - any model… youll be amazed with quality, mojo and price. Thanks for all your fantastic work! Sheers from sunny south Algarve (Portugal)

[@jimsliverootsculturemusic]

RIP Dickey Betts.

[@johnjames1813]

The heritage is top shelf.

[@Partybob1]

The comment “I prefer to know the story of all my dings and dents” is right on IMO. You should take a guitar and either finish it or add relicing to a new one. It’s fun.

[@chrisdunn2176]

Those pickups sound amazing in the Heritage! A different headstock want change that...

[@dlmyrs]

Fender MIM has some nitro models…the Roadworn series, McCready model, Vinteras (some), EVH Eruption 79. Pretty nice too.

[@jeffreybiscoe6]

Been thinking about the 150 model for a few months try snag a used one someday. Those first couple notes sounded exactly like the tones I loved in the early 70s from the Les Paul' players

[@johnchance1959]

I have a question and I hope it isn't one that shouldn't be asked at a NAMM show or anywhere else! Question seems pretty straightforward: which manufacturer of electric guitars offers the widest space between frets. Wider spaces would be great for us old guys. I understand a longe fretboard length will allow for wider spaces (unless two more frets are added). But looking at 22 frets, is one brand making frets spaced farther apart? I'm not looking for an acoustic. Any thoughts?

[@alfredsuazo4824]

The Ibanez Roadcore guitars did have more of the chunky Strat style neck. It's sad that Ibanez discontinued that series.

[@timchalmers1700]

Hahaha! I love vintage frets and hate tall frets. Medium jumbo is not what I love, but that's as tall as I can deal with.

[@tjminasi1442]

Def. Talk about the first NAMM show before it leaves your memory! LOL

[@phenderson20]

Whenever I win the lottery I will definitely pick one of those up

[@admarhermans1]

I don’t think we need nitro finishes per se, or fake nitro like on more affordable Gibsons, for tone or resonance or whatever. What we do need, I think, is thinner finishes.

[@eoinjames4018]

I believe Fernandes had the licence to make the original Floyd's but Floyd stuck a deal with Schaller which were made for the 1 st kramer guitars

[@andrewmanara5289]

Late to the party, love you Phil

[@lotusblossomclinic]

??? Hello Phil, I love your work. My question is.. I love the neck on my Ibanez RG 350. It just feels good. I am wanting a Kiesel but I do not know if they make something similar. I live in Florida so I cannot stop into their store. I am thinking headless because it is less likely to get bumped out of tune. I am also thinking 4 string bass because I have an Eart. If I love the Kiesel I will probably replace the Eart with the Kiesel. If you can't help with this perhaps one of your friends at Kiesel can. Thanks in advance and thanks for the Heritage Guitar of the day. Too pricey for me though. I will probably get the most basic Kiesel.

[@pierheadjump]

⚓️ Thanks Phil 🌈 polecastro really bugs me. those guys that have all the knowledge for sale really are a pain.⚓️

[@HellcatCustoms]

When Badlands guitars was first announced, wasn't Phil saying he and a few other KZbinrs were part owners in the company? Now it appears they were only in a one year marketing agreement? I think the initial success was because of their involvement in the company. Now that he/they are no longer "involved" will they still sell?

[@nedludd3641]

I managed to bag a Heritage Custom S/Cut Lemon Burst last summer for $3,216 (after tax) in a sale. Everybody raves about them. I'm a rubbish player and feel a bit dentist-y about owning the beauty cos I can't do it justice.

[@alangreenway6695]

Seeing there has been a lefty theme running through the episode, I would say the last 4 years has been very good to lefties (me). I was able to buy a lefty Gibson Explorer, Pelham Blue SG, A Gretsch Duo Jet for almost half price, a Bigsby equipped G5420T, and A Fender Jazzmaster. But now I see the lefty options are disappearing again as they become discontinued from the manufacturer. I find there is a 10 year cycle of when guitar companies try harder to cater to lefties. In 2000 when I started there was a lot of Lefties and then they disappeared. From 2010 to 2014 I bought a lefty PRS Custom 22, an EVH with a Floyd and a Gibson LP T, and then lefties disappeared again. Let’s see what happens around 2030.

[@justinhamilton9381]

Yeah, Phil mentioned Sire a few episodes ago. I wasn’t familiar so I looked them up and found I can get a lefty with real P90s which is something I’ve wanted for a long time. Planning on picking one up before they stop offering them! I feel like Gretsch does pretty decent for us lefties. I have three of them which pretty much run the gamut of their price range. I got so excited when they came out with the P90 equipped jets, only to find out they weren’t making a left handed version though…

[@captnb8036]

I eat ALOT of garlic but I haven't smelled my frets...... I guess I should have somebody check. Can't smell my own frets..... That would be wierd.....

[@guitar_gnome]

My favorite is 1 Volume, 2 Tone.

[@reliableCitizen]

im left handed ( im also moderately ambidextrous ) , in my opinion "right handed guitars" are actually left handed; the lefthanded dexterity required to play a "right handed guitar" imo is far grater than the dexterity required of the right hand. If "right handed guitars" work for right handed people i personally think there should be no "left handed guitars". I do suck at playing the guitar, but that's ad hominem.

[@johndodson4527]

Gal has a nice voice

[@willdenham]

On Sweatwater's sight it says SD 59's for pups on the Heritage.

[@PhillipMcKnight]

that would be the H150 this is a Custom Core H150.

[@willdenham]

Whoops, yeah, noticed that later. I found a Custom H150, used (excellent) for $2,700. In description it says '50's C shape'. I was a little confused because I thought the classic, thin C shape was a 60's design and 50's for Fender and Gibson are fat as crap.

[@KyleLaulo]

The typical buyer of a Core PRS still definitely cares if there are any dings or chips on a used guitar.

[@rockinrog6085]

I have one of those Floyd rose guitars with the speedloader bridge do you know a work around for not being able to get strings. I really like the guitar and the neck.if they would make a stick on pattern to drill it for tuners would be great.

[@thmmke6926]

2023 Gibson holds the largest share at 34%, followed by Fender at 30%. Ibanez, Yamaha, Epiphone, and other brands make up the rest of the market. Gibson: 34% Fender: 30% Ibanez: 12% Yamaha: 7% Epiphone: 4% Other (includes Ovation, PRS, Charvel, ESP, Jackson, Dean, Washburn): 9%

[@noelmcmahon4566]

.? Hey Phil u don't do much about jazz boxes. How about Epiphone Broadway as an alternative to ES 175 that is now unavailable these days...?

[@mikecullen6488]

Just got the new 70th anniversary ultra strat amethyst top. So you think that will appreciate like the PRS silver sky nebula?

[@grahamdavis820]

I think I understand that Phil doesn't gush a lot about Eastman. Because he, like most channels, is focused on a more budget friendly price range and that is great. But I think he still understates their incredible relative value compared to "authentic", especially if the buyer is strictly disinterested in head stock label. For the price of one authentic super duper LP or 335 I was able to obtain the LP, the 335 and a sweat jazz box. All premium construction. Like for instance, the SB59 body is a single piece of mahogany with a gorgeous flame top. When I priced it, the cost was only about $125 above half the price of an authentic LP standard. All have top end components: Gotoh, Seymour Duncan, CTS, Switchcraft. Did I just hear Phil say that Eastman quality is more consistent than authentic? By golly.

[@StratsRUs]

Eastman have a high desirability factor in the UK.They are great

[@wildwolf8983]

Phil, what Taylor guitar model do you have hanging on the wall?

[@wildwolf8983]

Phil, how much are you asking for the Gibson R9?

[@prs149]

In this video what guitar is the black guitar above your yellow Ibanez genesis rg550

[@BlazonStone]

You rarely see ESP, Ibanez, Jackson etc relics

[@wildwolf8983]

What’s the price tag on the custom heritage H150?

[@chriscam23041]

Mackie quality control has gone really down hill in the last few years.

[@bleepblabloop]

Nitro finishes are trash and inferior. Let me explain why. Please try to remove bias from replies. The nitro that was used on vintage instruments was banned by the EPA in 1975. The nitro being using today is reformulated, restricted, and not the same stuff. There's also a ton of marking BS surrounding nitro somehow being more legit for serious instruments. When you spray nitro, 70% of the product consists of toxic solvents that evaporate. What's left is a thin, fragile finish that never fully cures. To do it right, you need to build up several thin layers. Gibson, for example, lays it on thick, in order to save time. This is why many folks have been complaining about the sticky feel of Gibson necks. Nitro finishes continually off-gas for years (has a sweet bar soap smell). This is neurotoxic and can affect the endocrine system as well as development of children's neurological systems. With that, I would not have a nitro guitar next to my bed or in my kids' room. There is no tone difference between poly and nitro. There has been no credible A/B tests using a DAW. Any perceived difference is placebo. Yes, nitro is easier to relic. This is a totally different topic. There's a running joke of doctors and lawyers buying custom shop relic guitars so they can give the impression thay have a lot more playing time invested than they actually do. Folks, save yourself the hassle and go for more modern finishes. If not for your health, then for your family?

[@hadleymanmusic]

my fender nitros cracked ive lightly sanded it out painted it in to no crack but its back now haha nitro

[@AAllinsonNN]

I’m surprised how often Phil mentions he isn’t a Finnish person… I thought it was obvious he’s an American

[@feanor70115]

The relic trend is the dumbest thing in the history of the musical instrument market.

[@vegashdrider]

I hate relics but I love aging, there’s a big difference

[@user-ht1fk8bn3m]

Is anyone a wear of how many different instruments Yamaha make …huge company.

[@t2dev]

Been playing for 40 years and I just learned that the Schaler I owned is pronounced shaller and not scale-er... 🤬🤬🤬

[@miketurner1768]

SCRAM KID, YOU BOTHER ME.....I literally cracked up when phil said that. Funniest moment ever. 😅 Well done, Phil. Love it... 👍🎸👍🎸👍🎸

[@bradrehn1007]

It does blow Gibson away, economically.

[@_peachbeach]

smh ***ESCONDIDO!!! is where kiesel is from

[@thmmke6926]

I love nitro finishes, it’s just that they scratch just looking at them, the finish is so fragile,

[@mlaforce]

I will relic my own guitars by playing them, the end.

[@grimora-dg3vq]

Floyd Rose Patent expired in 2003.

[@russlgtr]

Badlands named after Jake e Lee album?