Very nice!
What amp do you play through?

Yes. They make six-stringers too, but they are mostly fretless. Or at least the decent ones are. Victor Wooten's six is fretless.

EDIT Nice axe, Steve. The Ibanez four strings are the industry standard.

LMAO :har:

http://bestsmileys.com/handicap/1.gif

Fortunately Steve can still move fast enough to outrun them.

Well, most of them, anyway. The ones on Rascals catch up sometimes. It's not pretty.

Awesome! Pics?

Yes you should. Guitars are like women - the more attention you pay to them the happier they are. :sunny:

Folk-Rock-Country-Metal-Blues. Five of our 70+ originals are on our MySpace page, link in my sig.

Also video of one of our heavier gigs, with our old drummer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAb25WxQGss

Behringer 1x15 combo amp, 300 watts. I'm looking at upgrading to another Behringer, the 550-watt head with a couple of external speaker cabinets. That's in the future though. For some unknown reason I seem to be broke right now...

Awesome looking strings there Steve :yeah:

Yep, he should be able to row a lot faster with that large oar :DL

No pics yet steve, internet ain't got none that look exactly like mine either. Not sure my phone camera is up to the job, so in the mean time http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEPLzhIWTGc there's some awesome double bass 6:45 :cool:



EDIT:

ok rather than use crappy phone, a little bit more searching produced this: http://www.servimg.com/image_preview...=43&u=14916313 (on the right hehe) now, imagine it with a no frets, a second pickup near the bridge and another dial where the jack plug socket is.
The guy who owns the one in the picture is a lucky sob - mine's not quite as lustrous as that :(

Played one a couple of years ago, sexy little minx's they are too. :yeah:

Edit: also one of the great things about the Boss ME-70 is you can use it whilst it's on the floor too :O:

Great stuff Steve. That guitar looks very nice. Good to hear things are on the up for you again.

Very true, but some of the settings are twisty knobs, and while you're learning the twelve gazillion possible settings it's much easier not to have to bend over all the time, especially at our age. :dead:

:o Don't you dare say you're starting to get past your prime:o

and just for more effect... (dramatic aint I? :O:)

:o:o:o:o:o

I suspect I was past my prime before you were born. :D

Very nice! I also looked at a Peavey Grind 5, and it had a lighter skin tone with stripes like that. I liked the neck-through-body design
http://www.peavey.com/products/brows...205-String.cfm

But in the end the active pickups won out. That, and availability. I would have had to wait a week for the Peavey. The Ibanez was hanging on the wall.

Enjoy your new toy-tool combination, Steve.