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not really i don.t even use the clamp on my floyd half the time and its fine
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Well, see that's what makes it even dumber. The stud mounted Kahler does require a small route between the two sets of studs. If it didn't, it would make more sense, because you could always switch it to a TOM setup if you wanted. As it is, you would have a big ugly hole there. I'm guessing that Gibson had a pile of studmount Kahlers kicking around in a warehouse for some reason, and wanted to get rid of them.Originally posted by sonicsamurai View PostComment
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No.Originally posted by sonicsamurai View Post
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I have a "None More Black" Strat with a no inlay ebony board.Originally posted by slash-ed View PostThe blurb says black acrylic.
That's just dumb. Black dots to help you find your way around the jet-black fretboard
Finding your way around is pretty easy.
I just didn't get if they were filling the dots with epoxy and calling it acrylic inlay?Build a man a fire and he's warm for a day, set a man on fire and he's warm for the rest of his life.Comment
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It has locking tuners. So technically it's a double locking trem.Build a man a fire and he's warm for a day, set a man on fire and he's warm for the rest of his life.Comment
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Didn't Gibson put those kahlers on some Les Pauls in the '80s?Originally posted by zeegler View PostComment
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tone loss cant be the reason because they put EMGs on itOriginally posted by sonicsamurai View PostComment
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That guitar is kind of stupidComment
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If you want a more 'metal' Explorer, check out these Matthias Jabs signature ones:
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good point
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