Axilla
Well-known member
People always say a guitar doesn't exist before it has been published here.
I second that.
Just had a few minutes to spare and took one of my latest acquisitions out in the sun for a li'l session...
Ladies & gents - one of the rare 2001 European battle of the bands winners guitars (NOT won by me, though...):
...ok ok ok, there is something about the looks of this guitar many of you might dislike, but I only bought this for playing purposes and because it's a quite rare thing (Dan mentioned only about 20 made in total). To me this look is nice to the eye and an absolute eyecatcher.
The combination of an ash body, a hard & heavy maple neck, a fine rosewood fretboard and the suberb MM90 pickups makes for an excellent axe which does almost everything in between a twangy Tell-E and a warm & loud P90 Pawla ... I'd even say it goes way beyond.
I LOVE THIS GUITAR, and guess what - I had to let you know
Love & peace & all that twang
Axel
I second that.
Just had a few minutes to spare and took one of my latest acquisitions out in the sun for a li'l session...
Ladies & gents - one of the rare 2001 European battle of the bands winners guitars (NOT won by me, though...
):
...ok ok ok, there is something about the looks of this guitar many of you might dislike, but I only bought this for playing purposes and because it's a quite rare thing (Dan mentioned only about 20 made in total). To me this look is nice to the eye and an absolute eyecatcher.
The combination of an ash body, a hard & heavy maple neck, a fine rosewood fretboard and the suberb MM90 pickups makes for an excellent axe which does almost everything in between a twangy Tell-E and a warm & loud P90 Pawla ... I'd even say it goes way beyond.
I LOVE THIS GUITAR, and guess what - I had to let you know
Love & peace & all that twang
Axel
