Crossley Seven
Hi all,
Seven stringer this time, DiMarzio Crunch Lab pup, Hipshot bridge, Sperzels etc... magnetic covers and rod cover
Its sort of blue purple, changes dramatically under different lighting conditions..
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Nice. The horns and the narrow waist on the body kind of remind me of my Driskill.
Last edited by aleclee; 07-04-2012 at 09:59 PM.
Originally Posted by LesStrat
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If you threw in a BKP aftermath I could imagine misha mansoor would probably be interested.
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I'm curious how this one sounds, especially the lowest string.
The new headstock is very flattering to the 7 string arrangement.
For him who struck thy foreign string,
I ween this heart hath ceased to care;
Then why dost thou such feelings bring
To my sad spirit - old Guitar?
Even so, Guitar, thy magic tone
Hath moved the tear and waked the sigh;
Hath bid the ancient torrent moan
Although its very source is dry.
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Blue balls from blue axe. Curvatures remind me of satch's signature ibby.
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The magnetic covers are a really cool idea.
How do you like those Hipshot bridges? The guitar I'm getting built is going to have one (six string version).
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I don't know about the flat mount fixed bridges, but their contour trems are probably the best non locking bridge I've ever tried. Seriously considering one for 01 American Standard.
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have you done many green ones, Pete?
wahwah, on gigging in the UAE:
It was refreshing to see Australians abroad, sober. I almost didn't recognise them.
Funkfingers, in response to some highy questionable spam:
When this forum talks about getting wood, we're usually thinking of flamed maple.
Mike Hastings, 14th Earl of Loudoun:
I reckon I might send Lizzie a bill for back rent. The old girl's family have been living in my bloody castle for the last 500 years.
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Nice work.
What's the deal with magnetic covers?
Every love that made me lose my reasoning. Every chord that made my conscience ache. Every day spent counting hours. Well, none of them comes close to singing back a song inside my head.
I remember calloused hands and paint-stained jeans, and I remember safe-as-houses self-belief.
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no not yet!!
I like green as a colour though..
maybe th enext batch..
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please do let me know
your site doesn't have enough pics.
wahwah, on gigging in the UAE:
It was refreshing to see Australians abroad, sober. I almost didn't recognise them.
Funkfingers, in response to some highy questionable spam:
When this forum talks about getting wood, we're usually thinking of flamed maple.
Mike Hastings, 14th Earl of Loudoun:
I reckon I might send Lizzie a bill for back rent. The old girl's family have been living in my bloody castle for the last 500 years.
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Pete's guitars are the most ergonomic I've ever played, both standing up and sitting down.
He does a "Flamenco" back of the neck shape that is AMAZING!!
Love the new headstock BTW.
Here's a pic taken a few years back at Pete's booth at an international
music show in Melbourne. That's our dear Golden Vulture making some noise!
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Had no idea you did 7 strings. Definitely piqued my interest.
As was said earlier in the thread, the headstock looks great with the 7 string arrangement
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