AxAxSxS wrote:Not super familiar but I don't think there are "bad" Edwards out there. maybe someone who knows better can contradict that.
Official DR™ Show afoot. If you can be in Olympia Wa. on Aug 7th, Infinite Flux and Khemmis will be meeting up and we might have a possible third DR™ band as well.
I've never heard of one if they exist. Rad news about that show - makes me wish I was around the PNW.
christianatl wrote:t-rey wrote:I unapologetically like The Sword, but I pretend like their last album didn't happen. Pumped for Whores though. I can imagine they will pretty quickly be known for outperforming the bands they open for.
Aw man thanks. I tell people about your hospitality often. So thoughtful.
You're a good dude, Christian
samzadgan wrote:nice one!!!
personally if I could find one, I would do an old Gibson Custom LP...but if you want Japanese...i've had a great experience with my Edwards '57 Custom...built well, all the right woods, probably the smoothest playing guitar i have or have ever had. Most people say the same about Edwards too, so there has to be something to it. Alternatively you can get a Navigator which are an even better made guitar...its basically Edwards' big brother.
If you like the shape...i would also highly recommend Yamaha SG1000...they are amazing guitars!
That would be ideal, but the price and availability will likely be the deciding factor on something vintage.
I dig the Yamaha SG's and Ibanez Artists, but I've never played either. I'll be watching for one to pop up semi-local.
conky wrote:I love my Orville by Gibson LP Custom. I got it on ebay from a seller in Japan and it was about 100 for shipping. It got here in about 3 days though. I was told that it was an '86 model but then looking on a site telling how to decode serial numbers I think its actually a '92. It plays better than most of the real deal Gibsons I've ever tried and the Orville's "by Gibson" all have Gibson pickups and hardware. I haven't pulled them out to see but I think they came with 57 classics. I like them. Not at all like the Duncan Distortion or Black Winters. Way lower output and warmer than those but I love them. I've played a Tokai and it was nice, but not as nice as the Orville. Never played an Edwards but I hear they are supposed to be all great quality. I don't think you could really go wrong with any of them. I always like to try before I buy but I took a chance with the Orville and it paid off. Tell me more about this 70s custom though. I've been wanting a 78 Custom in tobacco burst for my birth year but I can never find one when I have the money.
That's not bad for shipping, especially with how quickly it got to you. How much did you have to pay for taxes or import fees?
And from what I've seen, a ton of the lawsuit Les Pauls can be great guitars, but the Orville and Edwards seems to be consistently amazing. Plus the Edwards custom has the yellowed binding that looks snazzy with the gold hardware.
The custom here is black/gold. I am going to try and sneak out of the office for a few and go play it this afternoon. I will let you know the year and price though.