Colin
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that's a cool link thanks
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Butch Snyder
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Hey Butch,
much said via PM.
Seen the Thread afterwards so I don´t wanna repeat.
Pics of mine in the sig.
concerning the switching: a flash graphic under PG Test: Music Man Steve Morse Signature Modell (scroll down). It´s in german but I think the switching is understandable
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That link was very cool. Babelfish helped a bit. The tunes were awesome!!
Thanks...
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PeteDuBaldo
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I have a y2d and like it so much that I have a regular model on order to compliment it.
John Czajkowski
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It is the main sold body I use with my band in the studio and live. I have put DiMarzio Area 58 and 61s in there for the single coils. I also use RMC hexaphonic pickups in the bridge to drive the synth and for piezo. Best neck of any guitar I have ever played from Tylers to Andersons. It feels great with both .010 and lower .009 set-ups to me. The Morse humbuckers are killer for the spectrum of gain tones. Extremely articulate. I recently had the pleasure of touring the EB factory. It felt liek a big custom shop! Here's one good, clear shot of my slightly modified axe and ego rig it drives!
Sweat
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This thread is causing serious gas damn it
Luiz Gustavo
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I own one and since I got it it's the only one I need in every situation.
Sure I use others, but......its a swiss army knife.
Sure I use others, but......its a swiss army knife.
Butch Snyder
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That's why I need one.....
BTW John, that is one heck of a rig you have there....
OK. Here's mine.Let´s post more about the Morse-Model, so we´ll start the Morse-Mania after the AL-Mania
Colin
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meenahga
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My Morse. Sweet Tones!
wolfbone07
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Very versatile guitar. I love mine. You won't regret it.
robelinda2
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look like rolls burgundy.
dr shred
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Can't offer much advice to the OP, but this thread makes waiting for my Y2D even more difficult!
phatduckk
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now i wanta y2d and a morse. u people kill me!
meenahga
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Yes, It's Candy. The lighting makes it a bit darker than it appears, hence Rob's guess of Rolls Burgandy. I also have a Rolls Silo Special. The Rolls in this pic almost appears black! My camera leaves a little to be desired.
beej
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I've been wrestling with the idea of replacing it with the AL bridge pickupon the frankentele......it is a tele neck pickup in that position.
Butch Snyder
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I've been wrestling with the idea of replacing it with the AL bridge pickup
The AL bridge pickup is a Duncan Alnico 2 Pro with a metal strip underneath. You might think about a Duncan Twang Banger. It's an Alnico 2 Strat pickup but with a little more output and fatness than the APS-2. It also has a real copper-plated steel baseplate.
58super
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Here's mine. The tobacco sunburst one. Another top that sucks.
Absolutely the best electric guitar I own.
I'm waiting for a regular Morse in sapphire black to show up.
I was looking at the wiring the other day and I didn't see a coil tap. Have the pickup specs changed?
Absolutely the best electric guitar I own.
I'm waiting for a regular Morse in sapphire black to show up.
I was looking at the wiring the other day and I didn't see a coil tap. Have the pickup specs changed?
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