steve-soar

[quote name='wateroftyne' post='111968' date='Jan 1 2008, 08:24 PM']Here be mine, and I'm lovin' it... [/quote] Hi, thinking, in fact, wanting to buy a Shoeder 410. What do you think about your cab? Use kind words to heal my pain. Cheers Steve.

[quote name='steve-soar' post='109466' date='Dec 26 2007, 01:39 PM']Here's mine. I am using the Ashdown and the Hartke with a feed to each from the GT6B. Need to tweek the EQ's but as it is it does sound brilliant. [/quote]Bump for potential buyer.

[quote name='Brave Sir Robin' post='123535' date='Jan 19 2008, 08:57 PM']I've just seen him on page 3. I'll tell you how it goes so you can add him later [/quote]I worked with Keith for 4 years and can recommend him wholeheartedly. While I was there I did all the fretting jobs while Keith did a lot of the building. I live in Birkenhead and still do repairs in my spare time. PM me if you are interested, my rates are very reasonable. Cheers Steve.

Cut out 20 years of stress and get a good Precision and an Ampeg.

That's a great looking machine. A friend of mine has the Paul Gilbert Ibanez and it's a fantastically made and sounding guitar. £650 from GAK including hard case and the set up was perfect, courtesy of the Ibanez J Shop. Amazing.

Beautiful use of lines, electrics and taste. That's so special. Steve.

Burgundy Mist.

You're only denying that last photo because of the lovely headboard.

I have a 1995 Squier Precision, I changed and added EMG's (with an extra Jazz pup) I fretstoned and set it up and put a Gotoh bridge on it. It's fu**ing amazing, sound, playability, everything. If the stock pup is crap, fit an EMG.

The new Jonas Hellborg sinature model.