telepbrman
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smd24fan
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Congrats on the new Morse! Remember to take some real pics when she arrives. As the saying goes around here, no pics = never happened!
kestrou
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Sweet - I'm thrilled a Sweetwater signed on as a dealer about a year ago - and the Morse is my favorite EBMM - you're gonna love the neck!
kestrou
kestrou
Tollywood
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Welcome to the forum! Excellent Morse.
marantz1300
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I traded my Morse.
Would love another.
Great guitars.
Would love another.
Great guitars.
jzeijen
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If (when) I get another Morse, it will probably be this exact configuration. Congrats on a great guitar!
Congratulations..beautiful axe.
ksandvik
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Morse models are solid, real workhorses. Congrats.
joe web
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congrats! don't forgett to post pictures a soon as you get it.
steevo
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Love the blue burst on these
Geetarfreek82
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Nice! I eventually want to add a blue burst standard Morse to my collection
kestrou
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FantasyMetal
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Congrats! I've got a Blueburst Morse standard with rosewood neck that I'm almost afraid to touch because it's so good (thanks again Benji). Enjoy yours!
gregc
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Looks like the demo one from Sweetwater. Wchweet, it is!
Enjoy*
Greg
Enjoy*
Greg
tbonesullivan
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SWEET! Steve Morse guitars really do rock. I've been loving the blueburst one I picked up barely used last november. Only question I've had is how they react to a "normal" set of .10 strings, as they come stock with a custom set of RPS slinky's that are:
10p-13p-16p-26w-32w-42w
Standard RPS slinkys are:
10p-13p-17p-26w-36w-46w
Thoughts?
10p-13p-16p-26w-32w-42w
Standard RPS slinkys are:
10p-13p-17p-26w-36w-46w
Thoughts?
BUC
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For new Morse owners I always recommend:
There's more youtubes of him playing/explaining how he pulls all those tones out of the guitar. Just take a look around.
I really didn't understand mine until I heard Steve explain it. Then at least the switches made sense.
Enjoy!
There's more youtubes of him playing/explaining how he pulls all those tones out of the guitar. Just take a look around.
I really didn't understand mine until I heard Steve explain it. Then at least the switches made sense.
Enjoy!
ksandvik
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Should be fine, just need to fix the intonation. I'm running standard 9-42 on my Y2D.
tbonesullivan
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The original strings still have plenty of life left, so it won't happen this month probably. Bigger problem is just that actually assembling the string set would require a lot of mixing and matching. I kind of wish EBMM would put out string sets matched to the artist models when they have custom sets.
kestrou
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+1 to that!
I'm able to buy regular EB strings singly to make my homegrown Morse custom sets - but can't get the Cobalts singly...
kestrou
DrKev
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I'm able to buy regular EB strings singly to make my homegrown Morse custom sets - but can't get the Cobalts singly...
Oh yes you can! You can buy them direct from EBMM via the Ernie Ball online store...
Ernie Ball Inc. - Strings, Singles, Guitar, Cobalt
