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Oh shit. Too late. They’ve been on their faces for a few years now. Brand new. Two Blues, a V30 and a GSH 1230 (used.) Damn that’s a lot o money. I thought I was protecting the cone but keeping them face down. The Blues are going in a cab later this month. We’ll see. Fingers crossed.

Isn’t the Red Fang what Chris recommends for the 5e3? And they ain’t making anymore.

Dang. Don’t know how I missed that. I just caught up on the Sigma thread.

Ooh! Very nice. Newish? Seems to me we were talking about these not too long ago.

What make is the one on the right? So pretty.

Ah man. If I didn’t already have 4 more speakers than I need…

Such a beauty. Is there a story behind the flipped bridge pickup?

Oh Baby!

I’ve been A/B testing between the TM Twin and the Super. The Twin sounds a bit sterile. The Super more full. And it seems when I engage the Marshal, it just takes away from the character of the Super. Subjective terms, I know. But such a nice tone from the Super. The Twin, of course does...

I’m with ya Pete.

Finished the latest assembly. Strat 12 string. Warmoth Soloist body in ash-trans black on the back-trans brown on the front, Musickraft roasted flame neck-V profile-ebony board-mop dots-brown and amber stain, Rose vintage style pickups-blender mod, Schaller tuners-Schaller knobs, Gotoh...

Wait. Are we saying errands don’t count as going out?

Nice Pair!

(y) I think your safe. Better full disclosure anyway.

Dude. Sounds like you had great time. Really good stuff.

No. Not new. There is a good handful sitting around out there. Keep and eye on em and watch for the deal.

I thought so. @PeteR The shop was asking ~1625. It was up for a year. Of course there are many out there asking crazy prices. 2000-2500$US. But there is a lot of variation in the flame. Some poorly matched. Some fade out in places. Really gotta look them over.

This is coming from Japan. So, two more weeks estimated before it arrives. I paid 1450US + shipping.

lol. I think so too. Fingers crossed.

Bone nut, ebony board, split block inlay, bound body-neck-headstock, figured flame, coil splits. If this performs as I expect there will be a Gibby 335 for sale.