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NGD: 3rd Morse PDN Neptune Blue!

kestrou

kestrou

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See the one on the right with the black pick guard? That's it! :)

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Got one during the original order window and LOVED it...

Got one via a body swap with Siddius on here, so it has an unroasted maple neck...

Have been hankering for a Y2D from this run (with rosewood fretboard) but while on the lookout, another standard Morse came up and couldn't pass it up!

Two piece body - clean, Clean, CLEAN - still has the plastic on the pick guard. :)

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A buddy of mine already asked, "Three? Are you freakin' kidding me?!" - and the obvious answer is, "Nope, if one is great, two is better and three is better yet - by the way, got a fourth? :)"

And, still trolling for a Y2D (or two) from the Neptune Blue run...

Kevin
 
You're seriously addicted :D
Congrats on another Ball. BTW, Do you tune them all differently, or are they all in E?
 
Impressive collection to be very proud of Kevin.
Do you mix and match the strings like Steve on all of them, or just run a standard size set?
 
sanderhermans said:
Verry nice! What are the actual differences between normal and y2d?
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A Standard Morse is HSSH, with a two-way toggle, three-way blade switch, and three-way toggle. A lot of people say it's complicated, but only takes about 30 seconds to wrap your head around.

A Y2D Morse is HSH, with a single five-way blade switch - which isn't a regular blade as used on a Strat, but is a single control.

Other than that, they're really identical - same body geometry and same neck (they're even interchangeable between the models).

Kevin
 
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kbaim said:
Impressive collection to be very proud of Kevin.
Do you mix and match the strings like Steve on all of them, or just run a standard size set?
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For a long time I did use the mixed gauges - but Steve has been using the standard Super Slinky (9-42) strings the last few months. He also switched from a thick pick to a medium so it has just a little bit of flex in it.

Kevin
 
dave1812 said:
You're seriously addicted :D
Congrats on another Ball. BTW, Do you tune them all differently, or are they all in E?
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I have guitars in other turnings, but these are all standard tuning. Am just sprinkling them around home and office so one's always at hand. :)

Kevin
 
kbaim said:
The remaining ones eagerly await you!
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Over halfway there...

I'm also PROUD of the guitars and have yet still ENVIOUS of the guitars of others.

And there's a fine line between GREED and GLUTTONY, but at 13 Morses I'm pretty sure the line between "wanting more" and "having more than I need" is well behind me! :)

Kevin
 
kestrou said:
And there's a fine line between GREED and GLUTTONY, but at 13 Morses I'm pretty sure the line between "wanting more" and "having more than I need" is well behind me! :)

Kevin
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I'm so thankful for the personal freedom of choice! Also, I love that several members here have huge EBMM collections. It speaks volumes to the kind of company and family EBMM is.

I'm pulling for you to snag all 48 of the possible first 50 Morses. Who knows...maybe BP will sell you #2 one day!
 
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