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colinboy

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Great thread and story mike.welcome aboard.

your truly addicted too like the rest of us knuckleheads.

Congrats on two great purchases!
 

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Isn't there a saying that lightning doesn't strike twice?:D
Congrats on your two rosies! Being a more than proud owner of a rosewood Luke myself I can glimpse how you must feel right now...!

The JP6: Specs,pics...
 

Mike Y

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Peer Pressure....

All right all right enough already....

First I had Scott, Sterling and Steve Lukather on me about the Luke and now I got you guys asking for pics.......

As you all can guess by now I am an easy pushover.....especially when it comes to guitars.....

Will blackberry pics do??? These were taken with the guitar in the back of my truck. It still has that new guitar smell.....

I will get a proper pic of this one and the Luke together with a better camera and lighting.....I sure hope they get along well........
 

Mike Y

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Hey thanks for all the comments guys!!

You are all reacting and feeling the way I would want you to......jealous..........

Just kidding.

I had never played a JP before, and one of the things that I notice right away is the neck profile is different. I had read that it is a 1 11/16" nut which is what I prefer (and the partial reason I wanted that Jackson PC1)....

And I am not sure how the piezo works yet.....anyone got any tips/tricks for it????

It's killing me that the guitar is sitting in my truck, I think I may need to leave work early today.........
 

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Nice and great job, two rosewoods and two killer guitars, you will figure the peizo out quickly, it is awesome especially on a JP:cool:
 

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Mike - you've got some mad skillz - nice work in a very short period of time :D
 

ScoobySteve

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Hey thanks for all the comments guys!!

You are all reacting and feeling the way I would want you to......jealous..........

Just kidding.

I had never played a JP before, and one of the things that I notice right away is the neck profile is different. I had read that it is a 1 11/16" nut which is what I prefer (and the partial reason I wanted that Jackson PC1)....

And I am not sure how the piezo works yet.....anyone got any tips/tricks for it????

It's killing me that the guitar is sitting in my truck, I think I may need to leave work early today.........

A lot of the people here have experimented with different outputs for the Piezo, but even on the clean channel of a regular amp you'll notice it right away. Some here are A/Bing their line to their rig and the B side to either a PA system or Acoustic Guitar amp.

As a JP6 owner myself, I have to tell you, the piezo sounds UNREAL through a PA or Acoustic Guitar amp. UNREAL!
 

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two rosewoods in such a short time.... Nice! :)

the white/rosewood combo looks very classy.... congrats!
 

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I love the color combo. Like I've told many before. You will fall in love with that rosewood neck over and over again. It'll definitely keep you playing.
 
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