Funny seeing the 'Jackson?' convo just up there...
Initially that was my reaction too (despite being fully aware of your taste in guitars) and then I got to thinking about it...

Really, a Les Paul or a Strat with the lovely Jessie on it would be a little bit... hmm... Brian Adams... if you get my drift. The guitars themselves are just far too common for a lovely lass and a thrash master such as your good selves.

It does give her a sort of avant garde hair-do, but it works. It totally works. And as for it being a waste of money, well, I spent £1200 on a 1960s 12-string electric with a whammy arm. After I've spent half an hour tuning it I dare not touch the thing...
( Sonic James Doom forgetting the date since... umm..., Mon 4 Oct 2010, 21:13, 1 reply)

Glad you approve, dude ;)



EDIT: Who the fuck puts a whammy arm on a 12-string? The Kelly that I've already got has got a Floyd Rose, and that's bad enough! The thought of your guitar is giving me the fear!
(Professor Kenny Martin Hmm? What?, Mon 4 Oct 2010, 23:42, closed)

i have a locking nut and whammy on my yamaha strat type plank
you can whammy the fucker all day and it never looses its tune.
in fact i hardly ever have to tune it.
( amoebaboy chose for death by unga bunga on, Tue 5 Oct 2010, 0:19, closed)

Some kind of demented tuning freak...
That said, it's actually got a set of rolling saddles on the bridge and the whammy is behind that, thus it stays in tune beautifully. It's great for lovely thick fuzzy chords that bend in a woozy, hazy kind of way.

Like, totally.

Locking nuts (as mentioned above by amoebaboy) are great too, but for me the rolling bridge saddles are where it's at.
( Sonic James Doom forgetting the date since... umm..., Tue 5 Oct 2010, 18:51, closed)