Handcrafted with polypro webbing and the fabric of your choosing, p-starr straps are made 100% guilt-free with vegan leather star-stitched end tabs.
These straps are fully adjustable from approximately 34 to 60 inches to accommodate your own personal rockin� style.
Friday, June 8, 2007
p-starr guitar straps make you look as cool as you sound.
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Labels: Acoustic guitar, Behringer guitar, Black guitar, Cruiser guitar, Double neck guitars, Epiphon, Fretless bass, Fretless guitar, Guitar belt, Guitar strap, Handmade guitar, Jazz guitar
Eagle Mountain Signature Series of guitar straps/ belts
Unrivalled quality and comfort, the Eagle Mountain Signature Series of guitar straps, with a full 3” width, includes a number of designs such as the attractively woven, centre padded ‘stripe’ patterns. Or check out the amazing Stars & Stripes flag design if you’re a big fan of all things USA.
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Labels: Acoustic guitar, Behringer amp, Behringer guitar, Blues guitar, Double neck guitars, Fender bass pick up, Fretless bass, Guitar belt, Guitar stand, Guitar strap
Thursday, June 7, 2007
Fender® American Series Strat The American Stratocaster incorporates several simple player-friendly refinements into the timeless design of the Strat
Fender® American Series Strat The American Stratocaster incorporates several simple player-friendly refinements into the timeless design of the Strat guitar: hand-rolled fingerboard edges, three staggered single-coil pickups, five-way switching and two-point synchronized tremolo.
In stock in Charcoal Frost Metallic/RW,
price includes hard case.
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Labels: Cruiser guitar, Electric guitar, Fender guitar, Fretless bass, Guitar stand, Jazz guitar, Rock guitar
Fender® `50s Reissue Stratocaster With a maple fingerboard, tinted neck, single-ply pickguard and aged plastic parts,
Fender® `50s Reissue Stratocaster With a maple fingerboard, tinted neck, single-ply pickguard and aged plastic parts, the '50s Stratocaster guitar is awesomely retro, and the three single-coil pickups and staggered Alnico magnet pole pieces give you the look and the sound.
In stock in 2-tone Sunburst/Maple,
price includes gig bag.
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Labels: Classic guitar, Fender guitar, Fretless bass, Handmade guitar, Ibanez guitar, Jazz guitar, Rock guitar
Wednesday, June 6, 2007
Three series of acoustic guitar for classic songs
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Labels: Acoustic guitar, Classic guitar, Cort guitar, Fretless bass, Gibson guitar, Guitar bag, Guitar stand, Guitar tuner, Jazz guitar, Mandolin, Yamaha guitar
Monday, June 4, 2007
Ibanez FL9 analog flanger. It sounds nice, but it’s fairly polite and clean, and so far hasn’t grabbed me by the throat and yelled “Keep me!” However
Next is an Ibanez FL9 analog flanger. It sounds nice, but it’s fairly polite and clean, and so far hasn’t grabbed me by the throat and yelled “Keep me!” However, it’s important to remember that an effect that sounds very distinctive and noticeable and cool will also usually grow old very very fast when you use it too much, and in some cases if the effect is dramatic enough, too much can equal “twice”. So we’ll see how this one fares through the recording process, how much it gets used, and what it gets used for before deciding whether or not to sell it on. Also important, just like using a synth, it can sometimes take a while to find an effect’s sweet spot. But, sometimes you never find a spot you like within its settings, so eventually you trade it for something else. The most important thing the FL9 will need to do to stay around is find some way to distinguish itself from the digital flanger models we have in the Kurzweil KSP8 and some of our plugins, because currently my impression is that it’s lacking the distinctive character necessary for me to go out of my way to use it.
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Labels: Admira guitar, Classic guitar, Cruiser guitar, Double neck guitars, Fender guitar amp, Fretless bass, Guitar bag, Guitar case, Guitar pedal, Guitar strings, Ibanez guitar, Peavey guitar amp
Analogman Chorus, Ibanez FL9 Flanger
Two new toys, err, tools arrived today… an Analogman chorus and an Ibanez flanger. Like the Roland PH-1R I mentioned in an earlier entry, they are analog stompbox effects intended for use with a guitar. Unlike the PH-1R, both of these are still in production and were bought new.
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Labels: Acoustic guitar, Classic guitar, Double neck guitars, Epiphon, Fender guitar, Fender guitar amp, Fretless bass, Fretless guitar, Guitar amp, Guitar pedal, Marshall guita amp, Marshall guitar amp
Thursday, May 24, 2007
y basses are still about the most sought after instruments by blugrass players. This 1942 C-1 is a good example of why.
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Labels: Electric guitar, Fretless bass
It's lineage is uncertain, but it's about a hundred years old with a carved spruce top, flame maple back and sides, ebony board.
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Labels: Electric guitar, Fretless bass
Great sounding ply bass! It features flame maple ply on front and back, Rosewood fingerboard and adjustable bridge.
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Labels: Electric guitar, Fretless bass
Finally!!!! A portable acoustic/electric upright that doesn't sound lke a giant fretless bass. The Eminence is an acoustic instrument that sounds l
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Labels: Electric guitar, Fretless bass
Casual unique and light fretless bass
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Labels: Electric guitar, Fretless bass
Fretless bass on the its pld case
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Labels: Electric guitar, Fretless bass
Fretless bass on the its box
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Labels: Electric guitar, Fretless bass
Blue blue fretless bass
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Labels: Electric guitar, Fretless bass
The Innovo-I Signature Fretless Ebonite finger board plays and feels as smooth as glass.
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Labels: Electric guitar, Fretless bass
Friday, May 11, 2007
Nice fretless bas guitar
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Gold Top J Bass
This Model J is loaded with the most unique P/J pickup combination you will find anywhere. The neck position sports a standard Seymour Duncan 1/4 Pound pickup which has the characteristic loud, punchy and modern sound you would expect. I really wanted a matching 1/4 jazz bass pickup for the bridge position, but the problem is that Seymour Duncan doesn't make a hum-cancelling version of the 1/4 pound pickup. They certainly manufacture hum-cancelling j-bass pickups, but none with the 1/4 pound pole pieces, so I had to get one specially made from the custom shop. The custom shop really liked this idea and may consider offering this pickup as a standard model.
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Labels: Bass guitar, Fretless bass