Ben Abraham wrote:benadrian wrote:I am very calm. I see, that, while I was posting, you apologized for what was an inaccurate, short response to Ben's statement. I get it. I make verbal blunders all the time.The easiest way to real that comment is that you don't know why a company would design a guitar with a woman in mind. Most of us read it that way. It brings me back to twenty plus years ago when I'd be at a show and the bassist in my band would get the loud comment, a girl bass player? there's no good girl bass players. girls can't play bass. Shit like this happened all the time.So, I'm quick to jump when I see even potential dumb shit. It was obviously just a misunderstanding and a curt response open to bad interpretation. My comment on Ben Abraham, well, we all know he's pretty shifty. Ben Adrian uses a Line 6 wireless. I assume it models a guitar cable. His insinuations to my character should not be taken seriously.1. yes. it models cable capacitance. such is my job.2. favorite, stupid looking wireless3. I'm sorry I thought you were a sexist dick, agient. After looking at your posts, i was reminded that you seem like a good dude with good taste in gear. Big misunderstanding, and I hope I don't seem like a dick. All my best.

agiant wrote:Ben Abraham wrote: I've also been told it's been designed specifically for a woman's body, that's pretty cool. why?Because women are half the population, and yet guitar design has rarely taken into account the general physical differences between the forms of a man and a woman. For something like a flute, no big deal, but for an instrument that is literally strapped to one's body, design makes a difference.So, it's cool to take all the population into account when designing an instrument rather than half the population. It's cool to do ANYTHING to kill the idea that guitar is a boys club. It's cool to encourage women and girls that they can participate and belong in an area where thy have been both actively and passively discouraged.But... I'm Ben Adrian, not Ben Abraham. Perhaps Ben Abraham just wants more lady musicians to skeeve upon. Perhaps he wants equal rights for all. I'm not sure.

I am very calm. I see, that, while I was posting, you apologized for what was an inaccurate, short response to Ben's statement. I get it. I make verbal blunders all the time.The easiest way to real that comment is that you don't know why a company would design a guitar with a woman in mind. Most of us read it that way. It brings me back to twenty plus years ago when I'd be at a show and the bassist in my band would get the loud comment, a girl bass player? there's no good girl bass players. girls can't play bass. Shit like this happened all the time.So, I'm quick to jump when I see even potential dumb shit. It was obviously just a misunderstanding and a curt response open to bad interpretation. My comment on Ben Abraham, well, we all know he's pretty shifty.

Ben Abraham wrote:Ben Adrian uses a Line 6 wireless. I assume it models a guitar cable. His insinuations to my character should not be taken seriously.Preset 1: Standard 15' cable, soldered connectionsPreset 2: 6' George L's cable, solderless Preset 3: 25' coily cable, capacitance simulation, high frequency attenuation Preset 4: 30' Radio Shack cable, increased capacitance, intermittent signal, AM radio tuner

agiant wrote:Ben Abraham wrote: I've also been told it's been designed specifically for a woman's body, that's pretty cool. why?Why was it designed for a woman? Because it's the signature guitar of St Vincent, who is a woman. Why is it pretty cool? Because women.

benadrian wrote:Perhaps Ben Abraham just wants more lady musicians to skeeve upon.lololol jeez

I think (I hope) that agiant meant "HOW" instead of "WHY". The why is evident, but personally im curious what the design differences are.

Mazec wrote:Can't find a better picture of this, but...... this guy taught me about guitar building back when I was 15.Is that Julian from Trailer Park Boys?