Tim O'Sullivan
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I really like the switchless design of the Morley Wah. However the sound is not traditional Wah, more full range. Horses for courses and all that.
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bovinehost
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Don't say I never do anything for you guys with the skinny strings.
Jack
mbgreene
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bovinehost said:
Don't say I never do anything for you guys with the skinny strings.
Jack
Hey Jack, is that one of those KOA/Rosewood Axis SS's w/90's in the upper cormer of the wall shot??
(and yes we we love you over here too you beautiful axe muderer)
bovinehost
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Um....I'm pretty sure it's a guitar......but.....no, seriously, I didn't have a good look at that one since I was completely floored by the LE Albert Lee and the Silo Anniversary you see Casey playing in that photo.
Someone will know. That someone will not be me.
phatduckk
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mbgreene said:
to my eyes it looks like a rosewood axis super sport w/ MM90s
jeffrey
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Phatty is correct. I played it, it was awesome. 
mbgreene
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Could be the lighting or the photo, it just looks very light for a rosewood (at least a lot lighter than mine). Just reminded me of the Koa topped SS BP had at the open house. Oh well.
koogie2k
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mbgreene said:
Nope, not the Koa. I know for sure. It is an awesome Rosewood Axis, played her myself. Also got to test drive the wah (did a demo also....hope I did not scare any one off....lol) and the wah is truly awesome.
The Albert Lee was definitely my favorite guitar to play at NAMM. I spent hours with the LE model. Truly gorgeous and the sound....oh my....she sounded SWEET!
I also played the JP's with the d-sonics in them....fun guitars as always. Loved it.
I personally know my fingerprints are on all the guitars and basses that were there. I practically spent the entire time at the EBMM booth.
Any questions....let 'em rip.
By the way...got to meet Jeffrey....super cool dude.
Roubster
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Any further comments on teh 20th Silo?!?!?!?! THANX for those pics Jack!!!! I am SOOOOO glad that I ordered this one. How does it sound with distortion? And especially how does it FEEEEL in the hands and the body contours and all that. Any more pics ?
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bovinehost
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I got a little hung up on the Albert Lee guitars, but the Silo in the photos is a phenomenal instrument.
If I were a guitar player, I'd be in big, big trouble.
If I were a guitar player, I'd be in big, big trouble.
smallequestrian
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I have to be honest, I didn't think much of the 20th Silohuette when I first saw the pictures. However, in person it is one of the nicest guitars I have ever seen. The EB took tend to make it look very flat, but its really got all the contours in the right place.
jeffrey
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Tim O'Sullivan said:
The BH2 mostly just sucks because of the sound of the thing. All the low-end punch of the BH1 is gone. Even though it's adjustable, it only seems to have any effect in the higher frequencies. So the thing is just shrill and trebly always.
I returned it and got a BH1. Apparently they can still be had.
PeteDuBaldo
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SteveB said:
It's available, and I have some on order. Estimated ship date is in 4 months, just in time for Christmas
robelinda2
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this is such a cool thread, i'm so happy i ordered at 20th silo, i'd be in such trouble otherwise!!!!
beej
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bovinehost said:
Jack- I don't care what Sterling says about you, I think you're a good egg.
jeffrey
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Bungo said:Thanks for that. The BH 2 doesn't sound too appealing. I'm usually quite shrill and trebley enough without extra help!
The Sam Ash in town here is always able to get my another BH1 when I break one again (which is about every 4 months).
