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why does that shape look so familiar?

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Added on July 4, 2008, 9:53 amah k, it reminds me of one of the few ibanez that i liked.
the ghostrider.


This post has been edited by Everdying: Jul 4 2008, 09:53 AM

Sigh, why o why couldn't it be 24 frets!

looks more like a Schecter S-1 to me (and cheaper option):






or the 24-fretter Devil Custom:

DAMN.
In the immortal words of Paris Hilton..... "That's Hot".

Damn, makes me drool for a Schecter even more now.

yup. if its cheaper, i might grabbed it already.

Im laughing so hard.



remember to stay sexy at all times...... and I'm pathetic.

lol its so lag in my private server

i got a problem, im flying by thai airways to perth thurs next week. and im wondering how the heck im goina bring my guitar on board.

i have one hand lugguage for the lappie, and checking in seems well wrong

tekki...

bring guitar ? are you out of your mind ? you have ebay.com.au dude !!!!!

get a new guitar

stuff in aussie is expensive la
we can get a fender at rm4000 here, they get it at AUD3000 or more or less there.

... so ?

and yes, guitars in australia is much more expensive than malaysia. actually, quite a lot of things are cheaper in malaysia than other countries

electronics we ta pau any countries la wei
sorry, i dont mean china and japan but most of the countries we cheaper

oops, out of topic

Gig bag.
And a DAMN good one at that.
Strap your laptop in a Courier Bag, not a bagpack, and you can carry both your Guitar AND your Laptop bag.
I know. That's how I brought back my guitar from the states 2 years ago. I had a gig bag and a courier bag (no laptop, but lots of stuff inside still).

When you go collect your boarding pass, MAKE SURE YOU GET AN AISLE SEAT. Sure, you'll get your elbow whacked to hell by the trolly cart, but then you get to load and unload your guitar in the overhead bins. Also, make sure that you get to your boarding gate FIRST. Do whatever it takes to get on board first or at least faster then everyone else. If you're going via Air Asia, they have an express boarding fee. PAY THAT. If you're on a normal flight, sweet talk the gate checker and see if you can get on first to store your guitar.

When you get on board, try to find an overhead bin that can fit your guitar. Most trans-ocean planes SHOULD have big enough bins. But if you lucked out and have smaller bins, ask the stewardess VERY VERY NICELY to store your precious in the "coat closet", or if it's a particularly empty flight, ask if you can store it in the First class or Business Class bins (which are usually bigger).
Remember that aisle seat you got? Stand by, be a good boy, and help people with their luggage on top, as to make sure nothing is crushing ON TOP of your guitar.

Other then that, can't think of anything much.

But if you can afford it (and the baggage fees), get a pro quality flight case. It might cost more then your guitar, but at least it's safe.

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Added on July 5, 2008, 12:24 amAnother thing, best if you CALL the airline and ASK about their policies on guitars on their flights. That way, you can check if it fits.

This post has been edited by blacktrix: Jul 5 2008, 12:24 AM

as always, if ur guitar is a bolt-on...then just unscrew it.

Oh, and de-tune the guitar. You're not going to play it on board, so don't tighten the strings at all.

or if ur name is duckie...just buy a second seat beside u for the guitar

What the heck are you talking about?

Duckie just buys the plane.

LOL-ed hard at everdying and blacktrix's post!

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Added on July 5, 2008, 12:47 am wth... suddenly side tracked to duckie pulak...


This post has been edited by Mr. Z: Jul 5 2008, 12:47 AM

well im worried that the guitar counts as anotehr hand luggage