EX-1 with alder body build

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Originally Posted by wazkelly

Translation please or was that just the long hand version of What The....? Big squid image was a bit puzzling for me too?

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A character from H.P. Lovecraft,
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Also famed by the Metallica instrumental from Ride The Lightning, https://youtu.be/sWGOEWdV13M

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Fhtagn

And this should help with the translation.

Thanks Frankie, that made a bit more sense.

Amazing how this style of guitar is mostly stereotyped with Metal genre. Mind you, could you imagine the stares someone would get if they rocked up with one at the Tamworth Country Music Festival?

I guess that's the EX vibe really, though but I reckon they'd lend themselves to Blues and country quite well. The teles and JMs pop up more than you'd expect in Metal.

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Originally Posted by wazkelly

Mind you, could you imagine the stares someone would get if they rocked up with one at the Tamworth Country Music Festival?

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I loved to see their faces ;)

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Originally Posted by wazkelly

Thanks Frankie, that made a bit more sense.

Amazing how this style of guitar is mostly stereotyped with Metal genre. Mind you, could you imagine the stares someone would get if they rocked up with one at the Tamworth Country Music Festival?

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Don't write the idea off! Keith Urban used one on his latest tour!

But Mr Urban has always been a rebel deep down.....

They're stereotyped with metal? Well, I guess thats true, though I often think of ZZ Top and bad beer logos. :)

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Originally Posted by Rev

They're stereotyped with metal? Well, I guess thats true, though I often think of ZZ Top and bad beer logos. :)

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And long beards too. Can't forget the fur or lambswool covered look ZZ Top had on theirs about the time they launched 'Legs'.

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And long beards too. Can't forget the fur or lambswool covered look ZZ Top had on theirs about the time they launched 'Legs'.

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Ah the Eliminator album, my first ever album purchase. There's a memory lane trip.