What model is this one? pro series

[jackson1]

is it worth used with some tones missings in the boddy

Dude, if the metal tone is missing in the boddy, don't buy it. Unless you're a jazz player.

[eddyend]

Dude, if the metal tone is missing in the boddy, don't buy it. Unless you're a jazz player.

is it really bad? it cannot be fixed, or something?

[BayRocker]

Once the metal tone is taken out of a Rhoads boddy, all hope is lost.

[eddyend]

oh ok, i understand but its only the knob that its missing, well i guess i have to try with a person that can actually check the guitar
manually but ill be puting some pics for tommorrow maybe, thanks alot guys .

[tcwil8]

is it really bad? it cannot be fixed, or something?

He was kidding with you because 'tones' is not the correct or common term. If the guitar is missing a couple of pots (potentiometers), it is usually a cheap fix if you know what you're doing and can handle a soldering iron. If you don't, you should move on to a complete, functioning guitar and forget this one. I'd also be concerned that there were other problems. Do you know if the pickups work or if there is anything missing?

[eddyend]

He was kidding with you because 'tones' is not the correct or common term. If the guitar is missing a couple of pots (potentiometers), it is usually a cheap fix if you know what you're doing and can handle a soldering iron. If you don't, you should move on to a complete, functioning guitar and forget this one. I'd also be concerned that there were other problems. Do you know if the pickups work or if there is anything missing?

i really dont know let me take some pictures by tommorrow maybe and then ill be posting again, because i really dont know anything, i saw the guitar just a couple a times when we were recording a death metal demo , but since the band its allready split up, i haven't seen that guitar again. thanks alot. and yhea i was thinking about the same, thanks.

[BayRocker]

Seriously, it's just an Eerie Dess finished RR3. Sold for about $900-$1000 new. Just for reference, I picked up my Crimson Swirl RR3 for $200US a year or two ago. I had not a single scratch, ding or blemish.

If the one you are looking at is in rougher shape, I wouldn't go over $200

[eddyend]

He was kidding with you because 'tones' is not the correct or common term. If the guitar is missing a couple of pots (potentiometers), it is usually a cheap fix if you know what you're doing and can handle a soldering iron. If you don't, you should move on to a complete, functioning guitar and forget this one. I'd also be concerned that there were other problems. Do you know if the pickups work or if there is anything missing?

oh ok, i understand but its only the knob that its missing, well i guess i have to try with a person that can actually check the guitar
manually but ill be puting some pics for tommorrow maybe, thanks alot guys

[jackson1]

I had not a single scratch, ding or blemish.

But what about the guitar?

[Nimitz]

oh ok, i understand but its only the knob that its missing, well i guess i have to try with a person that can actually check the guitar

Is there anybody in there?

[BayRocker]

Well, the damn thing is awfully pointy. I WAS referring to myself...lol. I was able to play it without scratching or dinging myself. I was however pre-blemished.

IT had not a single scratch, etc.

This has been an interesting thread.

[jackson1]

Agree, BayRocker. Hope to meet you again

[Ward]

This has been an interesting thread.

An entertaining one, too.

[metalone]

if you dont know its a guitar knob.

Wow, dude with a tude lol!
Where is Ron when you need him

[RacerX]

Wow, dude with a tude lol!
Where is Ron when you need him

Right here!

if you dont know its a guitar knob.

"YOU'RE a knob!"
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