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well, maybe the wrong forum but this is a rare bird ..
A lot of confusion if one ever left the factory.. well, at least one did
A lot of confusion if one ever left the factory.. well, at least one did
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Congrats Pebber !!!
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Looks like a variation of the Artfield, which I gave up on trying to find years ago.please don't put it into words, 'cause I fear what you're thinkingComment
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Very cool find!
Those Maxxasses look so comfortable."I hate these filthy neutrals! With enemies, you know where they stand. But with neutrals... who knows? It sickens me!"Comment
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Tasty!
A+"Wow,... that was some of the hardest rockin ever. Hardest to listen too."
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Those are hollow if I recall?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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Hollow or semi-hollow, IIRC. I almost had a burgundy one with an Edge trem. Pretty cool and rare.Originally posted by Flatpicker View PostI'm angry because you're stupidComment
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Looks very cool. 29 frets? Wow!Comment
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tone chambers...i have owned a black and an turquoise one...both with edge trems (mx3 i believe?)...very comfy and extremely unique sounding...d.m.Comment
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That neck looks wide as hell!!! What's the nut width on that?Don't forget the corn. It's nutritious, delicious, and ribbed for her pleasure.Comment
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MX2 had the Edge and was a solid bodied guitar. MX3,4 & 5 are hollowed with the HQ tremolo, only found on the Maxxas, Artfield and one variation of the 540S. This one is extremely rare. I had a picture of one once that I sent to Pebber. I didn't expect him to find one though !!! Great grab my friend !!!Comment
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Oh man, that is so freakin' sweet. If Ibanez put that into production now, I'd buy one in a heartbeat. Of course, Ibanez is too busy figuring out ways to further screw up the RG line to do that...
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I have enough problems with 22 frets!
ScottComment
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ok, for the die hard fans, I do own some MX2's (solid body)
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some MX3's (hollow body)
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