Schnozzalee

[quote name='LukeFRC' timestamp='1339348582' post='1687223'] Great advice there Schnozzalee.... but rather than a Bacchus stat maybe you could find a Fender American Vintage Series '57 Reissue stat (I hear 2011 is a good vintage) and then track down a Yam SG....... [/quote] Hahaha I like this, cheers Luke...I was sinking in my chair a bit when I read all the strat recommendations - maybe a mid boost custom shop?? I like the P90's idea BUT i've never tried them ever so it's risky - they sound great on Youtube. I definitely think the PRS's look cracking but they do lack something and I think the same for Suhr although they are a little bit out of range. I'm slowly slinking back to the idea of a HSS Custom Charvel but the ES-335 idea is turning my head a little although i'm keen on the Heritage copies for QC reasons. Anybody tried or heard a Fano at all??

It was a combination of Phil Lynott & Steve Harris, I thought I was too late to learn the guitar at 16 but whenever I play in a band I want to be the bassist - i've got a backline mentality

I'd love to try a parker, I don't think the 80's Kramer will be versatile enough for me sadly. I'm not sure i'd get on with the Parker ergonomically when playing seated

I'm probably going for something HSS or Humbuckers with a Coil Tap, alternatively i'm open to P90s because it'll give me the grunt if I need it but some articulation. It's a really difficult one i'm afraid, I like blues, classic rock & 80's metal. I don't think PRS have much character about them personally but i've never played, only listened.

I have £2k for the first time in my life and i'm looking to spend on a guitar, everyone's saying that a PRS is the best bang for the buck - just wanted to check if anybody had some recommendations for me??

[quote name='MrTaff' timestamp='1337697095' post='1664105'] I've bought loads of stuff from Andertons without a problem unlike GAK. [/quote] What was wrong with GAK? I usually buy my stuff from them

I had this same problem, the bands I was in broke up and I was left as a bedroom player. I soon got bored of bass playing/transcribing in my room so I switched to classical & electric guitar and just never got tired of it - if I did join a new band i'd still want to be a bass or rhythm guitar player but for now there's no going back, i'm enjoying my new toys

And a very nice couple to have!! I think it's always good to have a backup

Aww no rosewood!!?

Thanks guys! Yeah I think 2 Tone Sunburst is going to be the most sought after also, IMO surf green trumps black, white and even candy apple red, BUT, there's many people loving the black black pickguard maple option so then again...ah welly, maybe Ebays my best chance to find a buyer as i've noticed surf green and black ones don't come up much

EDIT: I forgot to mention that I am/was the original owner of both guitars!

Afternoon Guys & Girls! I have an Immaculate 2011 Surf Green Fender American Vintage '57 Stratocaster which i've been unable to sell for £1k and has had minimal interest apart from if I px upward, ALTHOUGH, I haven't advertised it on Ebay yet I sold an Immaculate 2011 3 Tone Sunburst Fender American Vintage '62 Telecaster Custom almost immediately with half a dozen cash buyers in reserve!! One driving up from Kent even. There is a slight difference in their store pricings but there's no difference in quality between the guitars so I'm unsure what i'm doing wrong?? Please voice your opinions, it'll help me out a lot

Almost as shocking as Sir Alan Sugar's Computers... [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/skyshook/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_from=&_ipg=25&_trksid=p3686"]http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/skyshook/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_from=&_ipg=25&_trksid=p3686[/url]

The AV series has custom shop woods but without custom pickups and various modifications i.e. roller nuts/fret wire/relic'ing etc. I've owned the '62 tele and have a '57 strat and both were flawless and i like stock pickups and frets and so on because it sounds just like the records AND guitar techs love them which is a very good sign indeed!! Nitro finishes wear in after a year of bedroom playing whether thin skin or not but they're guitars for life if your not a Charvel Guitar Geek like moi. You won't regret it!

I'm with ya too on this