Have one and love it. NC.

Is the bridge on this thing the type you can press on and pull on to bend the strings, to get a tremolo kinda thing going? It looks like it's got the little shelf back there but I'm not sure

It seems to have a strat-style trem.

ubercat wrote:It seems to have a strat-style trem.

I'm trying to sell Peppers on a new guitar, get him away from his strat that's falling apart
This is the one I'm going with

That guitar in the pic is on craigs right now for 400

From what I remember of GJP's taste in music you have your work cut out for you. Most of his favorite guitarists play strats, no?

ubercat wrote:From what I remember of GJP's taste in music you have your work cut out for you. Most of his favorite guitarists play strats, no?

I would assume, someone photoshop a picture of the dude from The Verve playing one of these and post it here, then find a quote where Jimmy Page is saying this guitar is the perfect guitar for shoegaze music and that'll be a done deal

You can't say 'toronado' without sounding West Country in the same way as you can't say 'beer can' without sounding Jamaican.

No opinion on the guitar.

Alberto the Frog wrote:You can't say 'toronado' without sounding West Country in the same way as you can't say 'beer can' without sounding Jamaican.

The joke is that you can't say "beer can" without sounding like a Jamaican who is saying "bacon."

Scousers, Mancs and Geordies, among other northern people, have no trouble sounding nothing like people from the West Country.

FYI.

run joe run wrote:The joke is that you can't say "beer can" without sounding like a Jamaican who is saying "bacon."

Thanks. I had no idea.

Alberto the Frog wrote:

run joe run wrote:The joke is that you can't say "beer can" without sounding like a Jamaican who is saying "bacon."

Thanks. I had no idea.

You're welcome. Glad to be of help.