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It's finally sunny enough to take pictures here, so I did! Took some shots of the (expensive) kids.That's the whole family. L-R: Schecter C1 with a Distortion in the bridge, 2001 Gamp;L SB-2 bass, 2004 Gamp;L Legacy in Fullerton Red.Felt like being artsy. For the rest, try these links (didn't want to bog the thread down too much )

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Maybe tonight I'll snag some pics of the bass amp at practice.

sweet - but you gotta take that middle one back .. it is missing 2 strings

nice shots

cheers
t4d


Originally Posted by tone4dayssweet - but you gotta take that middle one back .. it is missing 2 strings

nice shots

cheers
t4d

Hehe - that middle one is my main axe, actually. The 6 stringers are for my own fun, the bass is the performance instrument.

schweeeeet!

Just joined up a few days ago. Here are my electrics.
Carvin DC (something) bought it used at a store for 200 bucks.

Squire Strat w/ Carvin loaded pickguard with Fender locking pegs and sawed down wammy bar

PRS Custom 22 (stock) w/ sawed wammy arm (needs to be shorter...gotta get around to doing that)

Gibson LP Firebrand...Tone Zone (neck) Evolution (Bridge)...bridge and fine tuners from an old Gibson RD Artist. (my first electric)EDIT: BTW that Schecter looks sweet.

Very nice!

Is that Schecter the one w/ the 24 amp; 3/4quot; scale?

If so, how quot;gibson-ishquot; in tone is it?

Yeah, the Schecter is 24 3/4 with a 24 fret neck. Acoustically it sounds pretty close - just not quite as thick. The neck pickup doesn't sound the same because it's not in the right place (it needs to be where the 24th fret is to sound like an LP). If you put a Distortion in the bridge of an LP it might sound close, just a bit less meat and maybe a little more clarity.