Recent content by atquinn

This one.  Austin

Nice pics! All my guitar money is going to Suhr nowadays, but eventually I'll get around to trying out an Anderson. Austin

That's gorgeous!

Yup!

SOLD!!!   Diablo body, chunky Centaura neck, Josh Gravelin humbuckers in rings (aftermarket obviously) and the original trem replaced by a Schaller. Body wear here and there as you might expect, but nothing egregious. Same with the frets.   Here are a couple pics:    https://imgur.com/x9kDrst  ...

That cover is a great illustration of what a great groove Toto has. Austin

I remember this when it was new at Wilcutts; it had regular humbuckers back then though :) Austin

I like the saddles on my ClassicT Pro. It's a Wilkinson with massive brass swivel saddles. I tried replacing them with Rutters compensated saddles. Immaculately crafted, but thinner sounding, not in a good way to me. I imagine they would do quite well with Rutters massive bridge plate though...

The Affiliated by Dukes of the Stratosphear (aka XTC). Pure brilliance in both genres (genre shift at 1:08).. Austin

That Wolfgang with the blue hardware is awesome! Austin

Loved both these songs when I was a kid  :lol: Of course, I've developed a sense of taste since then so his new song not so much. It's not an embarrassment or anything though. - Austin

I played an Albert Lee years back in a store (3 P90 model IIRC) and was just stunned by how incredibly comfortable it was. I believe the humbuckers in the HH model are the same ones they use the Axis, so it makes sense they would be hot and dark. Maybe just swap them out for something lower...

Yes, my T is alder. All the Pro series ones with rosewood boards are. I didn't have a strong preference in terms of body wood either way, but some reason I don't like maple fretboards, so alder was the only option. The JM's great, but it's more like a tele on steroids than the Thorn. The fact...

I have these: and a Pete Thorn model and another Standard (and no money LOL). My Classic T Pro is a bit unique in that it was part of a small special run with arm contours and belly cuts. Because of this, it plays better for me than any other T type (although, the T51 with its...

One of my Suhrs. Can't really say that I have a fave though. Been really digging the Pete Thorn model lately. Shockingly (though not unpleasingly) bright with everything up to ten, but roll the tone back to around seven and the volume down a touch and it does the whole vintage 2-humbucker guitar...