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It's an Ibanez EDR 470.
Like I said, I'm not sure about that clip. There's better ones and he's not great at recording. He's only been playing two years.
http://bam295.tripod.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/acrashcourseinimprovisation.mp3
The solo in this one is pretty cool.
WARNING: do not listen if you don't like harmonised guitars
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feylya wrote:TBH, I'm not up to date with punk pickups...
Such a thing exists? Is a dedicated pickup designed for 'punk' not totally against everything punk was supposed to stand for?
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Just found this on Chris guitars
002, super high end Japan model and the first one I’ve ever seen. All the high end features and a stunning work of art with impeccable Antique Violin finish over super thin S-shaped Mahogany body. Also features 3-piece Maple neck, taped off edges for PRS style “binding”, thin Wizard neck, Lo Pro Edge tremolo and a great electronics package consisting of QM1/QM2 DiMarzio pickups and a Baggs piezo pickup system. Stereo outputs if you want to send the acoustic tones to a separate amp or use the mix controls to blend the magnetic and piezo through the same amp. Controls are: 5-way for selection of humbucker and single coil tones on the QM’s controlled by master volume and master tone; 3-way mini for choice of magnetic/piezo/both; volume for piezo and stacked pot for piezo bass/treble boost. This model appears to be available internationally but is a hard to find model in the USA. With a list price of $1600 you can expect to pay $1199 – if you can find one. This one is virtually “as new” and includes the thick, plush-lined Ibanez case for just $899.
Nice
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