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is that a Super Albert Lee model?

Interesting...

It's cool, but they dont show the headstock. I'm not saying its a fake, heck if I would know one, but I'd like to see it.

looks like a big blob to me lol.

-Mike

I'll pass thanks.

Ugly IMO..and how are you supposed to mod that thing w/o wtfpwnting your wood/finish

Looks kinda like across between a super strat and explorer.

i dont like the way the pickups look...


Originally Posted by ColmaUgly IMO..and how are you supposed to mod that thing w/o wtfpwnting your wood/finish

It's a MM, you don't HAVE to!


Originally Posted by big_blackIt's a MM, you don't HAVE to!

man if i cant mod it i dont want it in my garage~

Looks like somebody ate a Schecter Avenger and that's what came out...

Ewww, what the hell is that thing?!

Looks like a pile of black sh!t

I loves it.

I kind of like it. I'd like to see one in person before I said for sure, though.

That's cool. It does look like a set-neck, rear-routed Albert Lee. Apparently it's an early JP model prototype.

yeah, looks like something **** Dale would play =)

I'll stick with my lynch and my axis...


Originally Posted by sosomethingThat's cool. It does look like a set-neck, rear-routed Albert Lee. Apparently it's an early JP model prototype.

The thread just says they were glad they toyed with set necks on this guitar because JP requested set neck not long after. This guitar was a commission for someone's personal use (not sure who quot;Big Poppaquot; is though).

I don't personally like it. The countersunk controls are an interesting idea, but not very functional at all.


Originally Posted by FretFire

(not sure who quot;Big Poppaquot; is though)big poppa pump scott steiner!