Ultimate Rhoads

This guitar is something quite special. It has a shadow acoustic pick up, an option of mono or stereo near the jack and an extra a array of tones that make it have an acoustic or electric vibe

http://www.epiphone.com/ultraII/

Thomann are selling it for only c.£350!!

Matt

Matthew wrote:This guitar is soemthing quite special. It has a shadow acoustic pick up, an option of mono or stereo near the jack and an extra a array of tones that make it have an acoustic or electric vibe
http://www.epiphone.com/ultraII/

Thomann are selling it for only c.£350!!

Matt

Looks like someone will be putting a new addition into their collection.

Meh, whats up with the chambered bodies nowadays? They look like crap. >.>

LordThurisaz wrote:

Matthew wrote:This guitar is soemthing quite special. It has a shadow acoustic pick up, an option of mono or stereo near the jack and an extra a array of tones that make it have an acoustic or electric vibe
http://www.epiphone.com/ultraII/

Thomann are selling it for only c.£350!!

Matt

Looks like someone will be putting a new addition into their collection.

Meh, whats up with the chambered bodies nowadays? They look like crap. >.>

Not me...too broke

They may look suspect (chambered bodies) but they sound ressonant and alive.

Matt

Matthew wrote:

LordThurisaz wrote:

Matthew wrote:This guitar is soemthing quite special. It has a shadow acoustic pick up, an option of mono or stereo near the jack and an extra a array of tones that make it have an acoustic or electric vibe
http://www.epiphone.com/ultraII/

Thomann are selling it for only c.£350!!

Matt

Looks like someone will be putting a new addition into their collection.

Meh, whats up with the chambered bodies nowadays? They look like crap. >.>

Not me...too broke

They may look suspect (chambered bodies) but they sound ressonant and alive.

Matt

I'd just go for a semi-hollow body guitar. Which leads me to ask, why call it a solid body? It's body doubles as a pool for roaches.

LordThurisaz wrote:

I'd just go for a semi-hollow body guitar. Which leads me to ask, why call it a solid body? It's body doubles as a pool for roaches.

I want as many different tones. Luckily in life you don't have to choose between either...just get both!

I don't get the roaches thing?

Matt

Matthew wrote:

LordThurisaz wrote:

I'd just go for a semi-hollow body guitar. Which leads me to ask, why call it a solid body? It's body doubles as a pool for roaches.

I want as many different tones. Luckily in life you don't have to choose between either...just get both!

I don't get the roaches thing?

Matt

I'm just saying the swimming pool of a body this chambered LP is, is equivalent to what a big Texas cockroach would use for swimming while staying at a roach motel.

LordThurisaz wrote:

Matthew wrote:

LordThurisaz wrote:

I'd just go for a semi-hollow body guitar. Which leads me to ask, why call it a solid body? It's body doubles as a pool for roaches.

I want as many different tones. Luckily in life you don't have to choose between either...just get both!

I don't get the roaches thing?

Matt

I'm just saying the swimming pool of a body this chambered LP is, is equivalent to what a big Texas cockroach would use for swimming while staying at a roach motel.

Agghh a colloquial thing...got ya

Mattster also likes the look of these

http://www.soundslive.co.uk/product.asp?id=7847

Matt

Here it is in action.It just won guitar world's platinum award

http://www.epiphone.com/news.asp?NewsID=1138

sounds good, i wonder what the pickups are, it would be silly to buy a guitar like that and then find you need to chage the pups becuase they are too muddy or something