Show us your lady!

[Perfect4th]

How about a picture of your favorite axe?

Here's mine!

Peace!

http://home.earthlink.net/~admatha/wolfgang1.jpg

[Black Star]

nice man, here's mine, excpet it's off a website, so it's a different color


http://www.glguitars.com/instruments/pics/large/S500_Pearl-White_full.jpg

[Josef]

here are mine (though the jackson is not posted yet)

www.geocities.com/josefprs/Guitar.html

Check um out!!

I have a Custom 24 AP PRS on the way, that will put all of these to rest for a bit!

[The Fury]

Hey, what kind of bridge is it on that first guitar, the Hohner? I've never seen one like it.

[Black Star]

you talkin about my G&L?

[The Fury]

Originally posted by Black Star
you talkin about my G&L?

No, sorry to be unclear. I meant Josefs' guitar. The bridge seems to be in a hole and there's something sticking out the back of it.

[Josef]

Hey The Fury,

That is by far the weirdist bridge I have ever used. It was designed for Hohner with Steinberg I believe?? The peice stickingout of the back is the adjustment/lock tool. There are no springs on this trem system, there is a really complex thred/screw kind of set up, adjusting that piece in back move the bridge up and down, alowing you to "lock" it then release it without loosing your tuning. So the idea is you have a floating bridge that can become solid-state. Unfortunatly the threds strip, the piece in back breaks your thumb, and they don't make replacement parts any more.

Other then that it is great!!!

Did I mention it has stayed locked for 5 years??