• Ernie Ball
  • MusicMan
  • Sterling by MusicMan

Rod Turtle

Active member
Joined
Jul 8, 2008
Messages
29
Thanks crywolf...
seems like it's been narrowed down!

I like the look of it myself..I accidentally got a guitar that matches the amp I just bought!:)

547168.jpg


Axis4.jpg

Don't let anybody read this but what is that guitar on the right side of the pic?
 
Joined
Aug 2, 2008
Messages
13
Thanks for the tip simon...I'll do that.(DOB)

Rod...that would be an example of my long running obsession..
It's a Reverend Jetstream HB (MIK) that I've modified a bit.

I added Grover mini rotomatics and a fender LSR roller nut. I also put on the chrome armrest to immitate the discontinued USA made Reverends(of which I have a few).

They're great guitars.....both the USAs and the new Made in Korea versions

Inexpensive...high quality...good stuff....with a retro vibe.


Don't worry, I won't tell Rod!
 

Jimmyb

Well-known member
Joined
Dec 17, 2005
Messages
2,562
Location
Cheshire, UK
Yup, it's definitely one of the early Axis' There aren't many of them out there that have the pickguard as well. It's probably from around the 'transition' time '97 to '98 when the original sports came in HH, HSS and SSS and before the pickguards were dropped.

Looks really good.
 
Joined
Aug 2, 2008
Messages
13
whitestrat...thanks...no..that's the way it came. Found out it's an Axis made in November of 98.

As far as the other guitar...definitely not a Framus...that's one of my Reverends. (All time favorite guitars)...although the more I play the Axis...I'm starting to convert a little!


I really like the solid color theme. I like the "sleeper" look!

To answer the Egnater question...I love it. I got it just 3 days prior to my last gig. I was worried about taking a new amp to a gig with out getting used to it...but with the 4 channels I was able to empty my pedal board a bit and everything was fine.

2 clean channels, 2 overdrive, you can individually switch each channels power settings from 10,20,25,50,or 100 watts....and change between a classic voicing or a modern voicing. You can also disable the eq section on each channel and use one knob to countor the sound if you like. It's got a bunch of tone possibilites and gain choices. I love it. Now...the 2x12 ext cab comes out this month...I think I'll get one.

Only downside....this thing is HEAVY!

OK...back to guitars now. I guess I can claim being a "new guy" to get away with rattling on about my amp...I'll try and keep that under control!
 
Last edited:

mfolet

Member
Joined
Aug 12, 2008
Messages
6
Location
rochester,ny
Hi,I'm back to Ernie Ball Music Man. Just picked up a '93 Silhouette.Gotta love these necks,this one has birdseye and flame.What a great guitar!!!I played a red quilt EVH for 5 years ,wish I still had that one
silo1-vi.jpg
silo2-vi.jpg
 

PeteDuBaldo

Well-known member
Joined
Jul 16, 2004
Messages
10,192
Location
Central Connecticut (Manchester) USA
Here's my JP group photo

large.jpg


Dargie Delight JP6, Autumn Redrise JP6, Blue Dawn JP6 (2001), Molten Gemstone JP7

The Blue Dawn was my first EB - When we first started selling EB in '04 we had a few JPs come through in the beginning. I loved the neck profile and how easily the guitar played, so I started searching for one in Blue Dawn because I'm a blue freak. That one turned up and I grabbed it! This is my go-to guitar for the studio.

The Molten Gemstone JP7 received a cracked body by UPS while on the way to a customer. We aren't talking about a stress crack, there were chunks of wood from the neck pocket floating around inside the case (which was destroyed), and the neck was all twisted up. I was able to glue the body back together, and by hammering on the truss rod I got the neck to somehow come back. I use this guitar when writing <gasp> 7-string parts!

Naturally, when the Dargies came out I had to grab a JP6. I used the excuse "I need this guitar to gig with" Yes, that currently has an old-style bridge pickup. The Dargie JP is my gigging guitar, with the following axe in the back-up slot.

The Redrise first came to my attention when the Dargies were in the store. I had a customer ask if I wanted to buy it. I didn't jump right on it because of the natural headstock, and I'm a matching type of guy. I decided to offer to take it as trade-in towards their Dargie, but I was too late - they had already sold the guitar. I finally tracked it down back in March and I didn't let it get away from me!

I'm going to try and take a family photo later on this week.
 

GWDavis28

Well-known member
Joined
Jun 23, 2003
Messages
12,729
Location
Mass
large.jpg


The Redrise first came to my attention when the Dargies were in the store. I had a customer ask if I wanted to buy it. I didn't jump right on it because of the natural headstock, and I'm a matching type of guy. I decided to offer to take it as trade-in towards their Dargie, but I was too late - they had already sold the guitar. I finally tracked it down back in March and I didn't let it get away from me!

Never should have sold that guitar. Glad you got it Pete. :)

Glenn |B)
 

IslandBoy

Well-known member
Joined
Sep 4, 2007
Messages
407
Nice family you got there Pete!!! I now understand how you are such a fan of the JP. Hopefully I can pick up that Amethyst BFR you have instock real soon!
 
Top Bottom