Armstrong "see-thru"

[dinkyjacksonman]

Re: Armstrong "see-thru"



How about these Ibanez Joe Satriani Model.
Pricy but even the pickups cover,knobs,backpanels are clear(plastic) too. [img]images/icons/shocked.gif[/img]

[ November 22, 2003, 10:46 PM: Message edited by: dinkyjacksonman ]

[Black Mask]

Re: Armstrong "see-thru"

lol... Armstrong VS. Satch. Battle of the clear guitars.

[Black Mask]

Re: Armstrong "see-thru"

lol... Armstrong VS. Satch. Battle of the clear guitars.

[ApeDosMil]

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i reccomend not playing naked with one of those [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img]

[ApeDosMil]

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i reccomend not playing naked with one of those [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img]

[dinkyjacksonman]

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These guitars are made for hot chicks with bikini to play with.
[img]graemlins/drool2.gif[/img]

[dinkyjacksonman]

Re: Armstrong "see-thru"

These guitars are made for hot chicks with bikini to play with.
[img]graemlins/drool2.gif[/img]

[Black Mask]

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toejam - I like your new avatar, man.

[Black Mask]

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toejam - I like your new avatar, man.

[bsteff666]

Re: Armstrong "see-thru"

Hey....I'd been meaning to report back on the Dan Armstrong lucite guitar but I've been busy....

Anyway.....I'm really impressed. I can't quit playing this guitar both live & in the studio. Mine has the 12 pole humbucker which is kind of hard to find.

It sounds really thick & full with great sustain. Kind of similar to a Les Paul, but with this real throaty kind of edge to it. I'm really suprised by the warmth for a non-wood body.

It really does play well too. Neck width at the nut on mine is 1 5/8" which does feel a bit narrow but isn't hard to get used to. The non adjustable bridge does not seem like it will be a problem thus far.

The guitar does feel a bit heavy when playing live, but its really not much heavier than the average Les Paul. The weight just seems to be distributed differently.

Really a bad ass guitar overall.

[bsteff666]

Re: Armstrong "see-thru"

Hey....I'd been meaning to report back on the Dan Armstrong lucite guitar but I've been busy....

Anyway.....I'm really impressed. I can't quit playing this guitar both live & in the studio. Mine has the 12 pole humbucker which is kind of hard to find.

It sounds really thick & full with great sustain. Kind of similar to a Les Paul, but with this real throaty kind of edge to it. I'm really suprised by the warmth for a non-wood body.

It really does play well too. Neck width at the nut on mine is 1 5/8" which does feel a bit narrow but isn't hard to get used to. The non adjustable bridge does not seem like it will be a problem thus far.

The guitar does feel a bit heavy when playing live, but its really not much heavier than the average Les Paul. The weight just seems to be distributed differently.

Really a bad ass guitar overall.

[Jim Shine]

Re: Armstrong "see-thru"



Fender built this Strat out of Lucite back in 1957. Even the neck is Lucite! They only made one for exhibition shows.

[Jim Shine]

Re: Armstrong "see-thru"



Fender built this Strat out of Lucite back in 1957. Even the neck is Lucite! They only made one for exhibition shows.

[LesPaulCustom]

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Jim....I remember seeing that or reading a article about it. I heard the thing was no joke weight wise.

I'd actually like to see it and or hear it actually.

[LesPaulCustom]

Re: Armstrong "see-thru"

Jim....I remember seeing that or reading a article about it. I heard the thing was no joke weight wise.

I'd actually like to see it and or hear it actually.