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Not too bad, but why on Earth we need the 10.000th variant of a Gibson copy? Is that V any different from a Gibson V, a Dean V, a Jackson V?

 

I think, anyone who tries to produce something, should consider some original features*, that makes His product unique. Otherwise, it doesn't worth the effort. Epiphone offers cheaper copies than Wylde.

 

* No, the unique horn on the Les Paul copy doesn't adds anything (it takes away, in my opinion).

 

Bence.

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I think it's great Zakk has this guitars equipped with chunky necks. Most guitars mainly dedicated to the heavy genre come with fairly slim neck shapes, so Wylde guitars can be seen as an interesting addition to the market for players looking for options.

 

Mike and the Captain are wearing a wedding (or whatever) ring on their fretting hands. I always found this uncomfortable, regardless if playing guitar, bass, or drums. When at about 5'52" Mike's ring knocked on the neck, it nearly caused me physical pain. A no-go for my OCD. [rolleyes]

 

Starting at 14'54" Mike mentions his use of a Dunlop brass pick and says he likes the metal on metal attack sound. When about metal on metal, I like the part of that name on Kraftwerk's Trans-Europe Express album very much. [biggrin]

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Mike and the Captain are wearing a wedding (or whatever) ring on their fretting hands. I always found this uncomfortable...

 

Agree. I never got married: it's very uncomfortable.

 

Starting at 14'54" Mike mentions his use of a Dunlop brass pick and says he likes the metal on metal attack sound. When about metal on metal, I like the part of that name on Kraftwerk's Trans-Europe Express album very much. [biggrin]

 

I often use one of the many brass picks I have crafted from Forint, Swedish Krone, or Euro coins. They sound delicious.

 

Bence.

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Mike and the Captain are wearing a wedding (or whatever) ring on their fretting hands. I always found this uncomfortable...

 

when I got married (in 1977.... wait... WHAT!??!) I found it distracting and I'd take it off an put it in my pocket just before starting a set.

I'd always put it back on tho.. I don't even remember at this point when I noticed it when playing.

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Agree. I never got married: it's very uncomfortable.

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Bence.

Well, being married as such didn't cause me troubles for many years, but I had to put off my wedding ring for lots of activities, at work as well as when playing an instrument. I also dislike wearing a watch on my wrist while playing, in particular when drumming.

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... I'd take it off an put it in my pocket just before starting a set.

I'd always put it back on tho...

[biggrin] Same here, as long as my marriage lasted... [rolleyes]

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We began carrying these a few months back, and I worked on our catalogue pages that were graced by these.... things.

 

Blech! What eye sores! [thumbdn][confused][blink]

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