Funky Chicken
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Crappy picture of the new Buttercream Morse
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Crappy picture of the new Buttercream Morse
Katana6506
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Very nice!
Nice crappy pic post. Even with that I can tell this is a beautiful guitar. Yours is the first BC Morse I have seen. Good choice sir.
How does that bad boy sound?
How does that bad boy play?
Does it make you feel good all over mor(s)e than anywhere else?
I think the volume knob placement on the Morse is PERFECT!
How does that bad boy sound?
How does that bad boy play?
Does it make you feel good all over mor(s)e than anywhere else?
I think the volume knob placement on the Morse is PERFECT!
dwf1004
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...good Lord, fogger...you collect these pictures like most people collect porn.
You need help, dude.
Congrats on the new axe, FC!
You need help, dude.
Congrats on the new axe, FC!
brentrocks
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very cool!!! how's the action and the neck?
koogie2k
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Nice Morse you got there....
Funky Chicken
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Today I'll use actual DAYLIGHT to take a picture or two.
Now-the guitar.
I switched over to .009-.042 gauges and gave the rod a small tweak, and now it's about perfect. I love everything about it. The string spacing is really nice, and the neck is just deep enough to not feel wimpy. I'm starting to get comfortable with the switching-after an hour or so I felt like I could understand why Steve did things this way. I haven't found the pickups to be in the way of picking, either.
I didn't buy this guitar intending to use it as a "main" guitar. I'm a big Steve fan, and I've wanted one forever, but I always figured if I got one it would be to have more than to play . WRONG. Between this guitar and my RW Super Sport, my other electrics are either locked in their case or for sale.
Better pics soon-I'll include the RW Super Sport too.
Now-the guitar.
I switched over to .009-.042 gauges and gave the rod a small tweak, and now it's about perfect. I love everything about it. The string spacing is really nice, and the neck is just deep enough to not feel wimpy. I'm starting to get comfortable with the switching-after an hour or so I felt like I could understand why Steve did things this way. I haven't found the pickups to be in the way of picking, either.
I didn't buy this guitar intending to use it as a "main" guitar. I'm a big Steve fan, and I've wanted one forever, but I always figured if I got one it would be to have more than to play . WRONG. Between this guitar and my RW Super Sport, my other electrics are either locked in their case or for sale.
Better pics soon-I'll include the RW Super Sport too.
