Guitar Gear Forum

I played a little in my 20's but was never serious or even owned a cue. Someone asked me to join an APA team in December of last year and I've been hooked ever since. It's been great to meet a whole bunch of really fun, positive people and compete at a really fun sport. It's also very rewarding to p...

Or SlagleDay as I like to call it.

So let’s play some guitar, remember our friend and tell someone to shut the fuck up.

Shut the fuck up!

Prolly plays like butter but I’m not a huge fan of the LawyerFlame™️ and it’s NOT PUNK AS FUCK :cop: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Definitely way too nice to be punk!!!! I'd have to lend it to his guy for a few months to put a nice, punk patina on it.... Hey we’re thinking about hittin’ the city late jun...

Prolly plays like butter but I’m not a huge fan of the LawyerFlame and it’s NOT PUNK AS FUCK

Yeah man I freakin’ love it. It’s currently competing with my main guitar, kinda. It instantly made it into the top 2 for me.

And according to the 2004 Fender Catalog all of the Hwy1 guitars had a 22 fret neck

Hmm… this is a 22 fret neck

Cool unit. How does it sound? It has its pros and cons. The low end tends to distort in a bad way depending on the touch. But the overall verb effect is nice. It doesn’t get extreme and hollowed out like Fender reverbs but the tail still gets quite long. Here’s a quick and dirty little recording. h...

yes, this look like a 2004 Highway 1 Tele. Why do you think it's just the Hwy1 body and not the whole guitar? The neck also looks correct for a Hwy1 of that era. The only thing that is off is the 6 saddle bridge instead of the 3 saddle, but that was probably replaced when they replaced the pickups....

Traded a 2001 USA Natural Ash Strat with Wagner pups for a 2004 USA Tele with Custom Shop '51 NoCaster pups. After some poking around I think the guitar was a Standard that someone put a Highway 1 body on and upgraded the pups. Both neck and body are dated '04 but standards didn't come in this satin...