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I'm a little bummed Scott went to Washburn- I don't know the whole story with that. But I think his new guitars are killer anyway. [img]/images/graemlins/headbang.gif[/img]
The Pentathrax from what I hear was an idea that a buddy of theirs suggested. Maybe I can find where I read that- it was at the Anthrax website. The suggestion was that it would be killer to use because they could bring out the "A" for Anthrax in the symbol. It wasn't meant to be satanic.
But what do I know. [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]
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I wonder where Washburn got the idea for that one. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
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Gibson....same place Jackson got the idea for it.
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We need a "Standing Ovation" graemlin...Bravo!!
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Yeah, I'm well aware of the doublecut LP. I was referring to the overall constuction, layout and configuration on the Washburn being very Jacksonesqe, but that's expected considering it was made for Scott. If he liked it on a Jackson, I'm sure he likes it on a Washburn too. The Washburn is a cool guitar though, no doubt about it. I don't know exactly when Scott switched to Washburn. The first I heard of it was a couple of months ago from a post in the Efraid section. Did the decision of no longer making any bodystyles associated with Gibson possibly result in Scott leaving Jackson? Or is the demise of the JJ2 the result of Scott leaving and poor sales?
Chris
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i think scott's leaving has to do with the overall endorsement deal. After all, he's a diehard Randall Warhead guy, and Randall is owned by the same company that owns Washburn. so the two go hand in hand.
I think Nuno is still an endorser. Last photos I saw of him, he was playing his sig model. I love the neck joint on the NX6/N4. That's the most original bolt-on design I've seen so far. Great guitar too.
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