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your best musical instrument/equipment purchase of 2005?

Bill Bergstrom (surfbandbill) - 20 Dec 2005 16:13:59

MOSRITE! MOSRITE!!!
But then again, that may just be me ;D...........
And since I'm here, my best purchase of the year is looking like a
Sakai electric I got off ebay for $150 - Mosrite-ish, with the German
top and somewhat Mosrite whammy bar, but with FOUR beefy single
coils. Once I clean up the guitar and it's electronics, it should be
a beast, though it should be avoided by those with smaller hands.
And I have to give love to the Fender Bronco that I finally finished!!!
~Bill~
Paul said:
> The only real decision I have is whether to put jazzmaster or mosrite
> pickups in it. (opinions?)

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Paul Fritz (pablofleece) - 20 Dec 2005 16:24:16

Well...It was sorta working. One of the pickups had an intermittent lead
problem and would turn on and off at will. Overall, it functioned but the
pickguard was pretty well shrunk and the pickups were NOISY and very
microphonic ­ you could literally yell into them and it sounded like the
great and powerful Oz was talking out of your amp. The guitar had seen
better days but for $200 plus pickguard material and some WD lipsticks I got
a one-of-a-kind wonder.
:)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Paul Fritz
Guitarist
Kelp
Santa Barbara Surf Music
www.kelpsurfband.com
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
On 12/20/05 9:15 AM, Zone Fighterwrote:
> Aaaahhhh! I hope the Vox wasn't working before you modded it. What did you
> do with the old pickguard/pickups? I have a Phantom copy with uninspiring
> Strat-ish pickups. I've been wanting a set of real Vox pickups for it. (My
> favorite sounding guitar ever was an old Vox Mark VI that I kick myself for
> selling, it needed new frets badly though and I got a Moserite with the
> money.)
>
> Z
>
>
> On 12/20/05, Paul Fritz <> wrote:
>
>> >
>> > I modified an old Vox Phantom by hand-cutting a new MOP pickguard for
>> > three
>> > lipstick pups and modified the original selector to a five-way. It worked
>> > like a champ and sounds great... So nice, in fact that Bernard of The Migs
>> > has had it for months and I may not get it back (no worries, he's a
>> > fabulous
>> > human and without a doubt gets more music out of it that I will).
>> >
>
>
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scanman805 - 20 Dec 2005 19:37:43

Best purchases in 2005? I don't know. 2005 ain't over yet. What was Musician's
Friend's phone # again? There's still time. ;D
Billy
---- bruce duncan <> wrote:
> Best purchases?
>
> Like Marty and Wannes, without a doubt, the Crate Power Block 150 Amp!!
> and of course, together with that, the Jensen Neodymium Ultra-Light-Weight
12" speakers to go in the Bandmaster cab, with the Power Block.
>
> Guitarwise, the "Wesley" San Diego, (Looks like a cross between a Jazzmaster
and a Strat), in gorgeous Light Cobalt Blue Metallic!!
>
> Bruce D
>
> Marty Tippens <> wrote:
> I made a lot of gear purchases this year but the best was the '54
Masterbuilt Strat I got on Ebay. My favorite feature is it's light weight and
palm-filling baseball bat neck with 7.** inch radius. It has become my old brown
shoe.
>
> For best in terms of value, I echo Wannes with the Crate Power Block head.
> -Marty
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: mono_tones_1
> To:
> Sent: Monday, December 19, 2005 7:37 AM
> Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: your best musical instrument/equipment purchase
of 2005?
>
>
> Way cool Carol!
>
> a tad less impressive: ;-)
>
> best purchase, in terms of what it does for your sound and playing, a
> shitload of Dunlop Ultex .70 picks. awesome sound, nice to play (right
> amount of flappyness and rough surface) value for money sucks cause I
> break two per rehearsal.
>
> [not to go anal on picks again, but i found these after DaveW
> supporting gels a while ago for their sound. I tried those, while I did
> like the sound of the gels, I found them way too thin to play
> comfortably. I ended up with the ultexs which sound very much like the
> gels, but stiffer. I came from glow in the dark ebe pick which are a
> dream to play with and last forever, but sound dull, now that I
> switched. ]
>
> other great purchases include:
>
> a Crate Powerblock (best value for money)
>
> an empty (non-original) bandmaster cab (a steal from a local shop: it
> had two celestions in it: ME: how much is that cab? SHOP-GUY: it's 200
> ME: and how much are just the speakers? SHOP-GUY: well, it's all about
> those great celestions, those are 200 by themselves. the cab's just
> extra. ME: I just want the cab... LOL - in the end he let me take it
> for 25 euros. original Fender tolex, grillcloth and hardware, built to
> fender specs. I intend to put jensen neo's in this cab, just scraping
> up the dough.)
>
> WR
>
>
>
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>
> --- In , "mom_surfing" <intheeye@b...>
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> > my ventures jazzmaster....
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Rick & Carol Selby (papoon72) - 20 Dec 2005 19:45:57

My Fender Princeton Reverb. Perhaps a geetar next year from the elves?
Rick

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Jack Booth (lwoodyj) - 20 Dec 2005 20:44:23

--- In , John McCorvey
<eddiekatcher@y...> wrote:
>
> My AVRI Jaguar that I bought BACK from Woody Johnson.......now, if
I could just con him out of my '65 sunburst Jazzmaster I let him
have too.......Hummmmmmm........
>Perhaps someday, Eddie. It's kind of like telling your best friend
to start dating your really hot ex-girlfriend, and then realize that
you really miss her, isn't it? I just sold my other '65 Jazzmaster
because your "ex" plays and sounds SO much better. BTW, my best 2005
purchases were buying back my '56 Strat Mary Kaye Cunetto Relic from
Mitch, and then talking him out of his '62 Duo-Sonic. What a little
screamer that one is!
Woody
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Casey Cash (surfgitar) - 20 Dec 2005 21:33:57

A 1964 L series Fender Mustang in nice shape at a really good price -
a great rhythym guitar! Not bad on certain surf leads also. Red.
--- In , "mom_surfing" <intheeye@b...> wrote:
>
> my ventures jazzmaster....
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Marty Tippens (mctippens) - 20 Dec 2005 22:00:15

Wasn't your best purchase a silver face Twin, Billy? I recall it was a great
price.
-Marty
----- Original Message -----
From:
To:
Cc: bruce duncan
Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 5:37 PM
Subject: Re: [SurfGuitar101] Re: your best musical instrument/equipment
purchase of 2005?
Best purchases in 2005? I don't know. 2005 ain't over yet. What was Musician's
Friend's phone # again? There's still time. ;D
Billy
---- bruce duncan <> wrote:
> Best purchases?
>
> Like Marty and Wannes, without a doubt, the Crate Power Block 150 Amp!!
> and of course, together with that, the Jensen Neodymium Ultra-Light-Weight
12" speakers to go in the Bandmaster cab, with the Power Block.
>
> Guitarwise, the "Wesley" San Diego, (Looks like a cross between a
Jazzmaster and a Strat), in gorgeous Light Cobalt Blue Metallic!!
>
> Bruce D
>
> Marty Tippens <> wrote:
> I made a lot of gear purchases this year but the best was the '54
Masterbuilt Strat I got on Ebay. My favorite feature is it's light weight and
palm-filling baseball bat neck with 7.** inch radius. It has become my old brown
shoe.
>
> For best in terms of value, I echo Wannes with the Crate Power Block head.
> -Marty
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: mono_tones_1
> To:
> Sent: Monday, December 19, 2005 7:37 AM
> Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: your best musical instrument/equipment
purchase of 2005?
>
>
> Way cool Carol!
>
> a tad less impressive: ;-)
>
> best purchase, in terms of what it does for your sound and playing, a
> shitload of Dunlop Ultex .70 picks. awesome sound, nice to play (right
> amount of flappyness and rough surface) value for money sucks cause I
> break two per rehearsal.
>
> [not to go anal on picks again, but i found these after DaveW
> supporting gels a while ago for their sound. I tried those, while I did
> like the sound of the gels, I found them way too thin to play
> comfortably. I ended up with the ultexs which sound very much like the
> gels, but stiffer. I came from glow in the dark ebe pick which are a
> dream to play with and last forever, but sound dull, now that I
> switched. ]
>
> other great purchases include:
>
> a Crate Powerblock (best value for money)
>
> an empty (non-original) bandmaster cab (a steal from a local shop: it
> had two celestions in it: ME: how much is that cab? SHOP-GUY: it's 200
> ME: and how much are just the speakers? SHOP-GUY: well, it's all about
> those great celestions, those are 200 by themselves. the cab's just
> extra. ME: I just want the cab... LOL - in the end he let me take it
> for 25 euros. original Fender tolex, grillcloth and hardware, built to
> fender specs. I intend to put jensen neo's in this cab, just scraping
> up the dough.)
>
> WR
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In , "mom_surfing" <intheeye@b...>
> wrote:
> >
> > my ventures jazzmaster....
> >
>
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scanman805 - 20 Dec 2005 23:57:24

Yeah. Your absolutely right Marty. Although I did'nt consider it a purchase, it
was the coolest thing that happened to me in 2005, (equipment wise).
Shortly after my car got broken into, and my Fender Twin was kindly stolen,
(kindly meaning, they did'nt break my windows), my neighbor asked me if I might
be interested in an amp his brother gave him, and he really did'nt have room to
store it. He said, "I think it says Fender Twin Reverb, or Fender Twin Rubarb,
or something like that." Then he said. "It's yours if you want it".
At first I said, ah...., and then I said ah............. and then I said
ah.................. and then I said ....... ah..... OK.
I took it home. Plugged it in. Creamed my jeans, and two days later, ridden with
guilt, (Mother's Day), I knocked on his door, handed him 50 bones and told him
to take his wife out for dinner.
So yeah, I guess you can say it was the best purchase of 2005. Indirectly. ;D
Billy
P.S. It was'nt until talking to you Marty, I realized it was a 78.
Swchiiiiiiiing!!
---- Marty Tippens <> wrote:
> Wasn't your best purchase a silver face Twin, Billy? I recall it was a great
price.
> -Marty
> ----- Original Message -----
> From:
> To:
> Cc: bruce duncan
> Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 5:37 PM
> Subject: Re: [SurfGuitar101] Re: your best musical instrument/equipment
purchase of 2005?
>
>
> Best purchases in 2005? I don't know. 2005 ain't over yet. What was
Musician's Friend's phone # again? There's still time. ;D
> Billy
>
>
>
> ---- bruce duncan <> wrote:
> > Best purchases?
> >
> > Like Marty and Wannes, without a doubt, the Crate Power Block 150 Amp!!
> > and of course, together with that, the Jensen Neodymium
Ultra-Light-Weight 12" speakers to go in the Bandmaster cab, with the Power
Block.
> >
> > Guitarwise, the "Wesley" San Diego, (Looks like a cross between a
Jazzmaster and a Strat), in gorgeous Light Cobalt Blue Metallic!!
> >
> > Bruce D
> >
> > Marty Tippens <> wrote:
> > I made a lot of gear purchases this year but the best was the '54
Masterbuilt Strat I got on Ebay. My favorite feature is it's light weight and
palm-filling baseball bat neck with 7.** inch radius. It has become my old brown
shoe.
> >
> > For best in terms of value, I echo Wannes with the Crate Power Block head.
> > -Marty
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: mono_tones_1
> > To:
> > Sent: Monday, December 19, 2005 7:37 AM
> > Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: your best musical instrument/equipment
purchase of 2005?
> >
> >
> > Way cool Carol!
> >
> > a tad less impressive: ;-)
> >
> > best purchase, in terms of what it does for your sound and playing, a
> > shitload of Dunlop Ultex .70 picks. awesome sound, nice to play (right
> > amount of flappyness and rough surface) value for money sucks cause I
> > break two per rehearsal.
> >
> > [not to go anal on picks again, but i found these after DaveW
> > supporting gels a while ago for their sound. I tried those, while I did
> > like the sound of the gels, I found them way too thin to play
> > comfortably. I ended up with the ultexs which sound very much like the
> > gels, but stiffer. I came from glow in the dark ebe pick which are a
> > dream to play with and last forever, but sound dull, now that I
> > switched. ]
> >
> > other great purchases include:
> >
> > a Crate Powerblock (best value for money)
> >
> > an empty (non-original) bandmaster cab (a steal from a local shop: it
> > had two celestions in it: ME: how much is that cab? SHOP-GUY: it's 200
> > ME: and how much are just the speakers? SHOP-GUY: well, it's all about
> > those great celestions, those are 200 by themselves. the cab's just
> > extra. ME: I just want the cab... LOL - in the end he let me take it
> > for 25 euros. original Fender tolex, grillcloth and hardware, built to
> > fender specs. I intend to put jensen neo's in this cab, just scraping
> > up the dough.)
> >
> > WR
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In , "mom_surfing" <intheeye@b...>
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > my ventures jazzmaster....
> > >
> >
> >
> >
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Monty Roach (mont7669) - 21 Dec 2005 09:27:53

Yeah Billy..... That is like the ultimate score that we all dream for. 50
clams..... sheeeeesh. ;-)
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Cc: "Marty Tippens" <>
Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 9:57 PM
Subject: Re: [SurfGuitar101] Re: your best musical instrument/equipment
purchase of 2005?
> Yeah. Your absolutely right Marty. Although I did'nt consider it a
> purchase, it was the coolest thing that happened to me in 2005, (equipment
> wise).
> Shortly after my car got broken into, and my Fender Twin was kindly
> stolen, (kindly meaning, they did'nt break my windows), my neighbor asked
> me if I might be interested in an amp his brother gave him, and he really
> did'nt have room to store it. He said, "I think it says Fender Twin
> Reverb, or Fender Twin Rubarb, or something like that." Then he said.
> "It's yours if you want it".
> At first I said, ah...., and then I said ah............. and then I said
> ah.................. and then I said ....... ah..... OK.
> I took it home. Plugged it in. Creamed my jeans, and two days later,
> ridden with guilt, (Mother's Day), I knocked on his door, handed him 50
> bones and told him to take his wife out for dinner.
> So yeah, I guess you can say it was the best purchase of 2005. Indirectly.
> ;D
> Billy
> P.S. It was'nt until talking to you Marty, I realized it was a 78.
> Swchiiiiiiiing!!
>

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urbansurfkings - 21 Dec 2005 20:26:04

Best purchases for 2005 for me:
Kalamazoo 6 string lap steel
Kalamazoo Model 2 amp (great for the studio)
Northern Tenor Ukulele (just got it last weekend)
I'm sure these will turn up on the next USK CD (fall 2006?) in one way
or another.
Happy Holidays All,
Mike

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Brian Crum (goobcrum) - 22 Dec 2005 08:12:12

Up until yesterday I was going to reply back to this post by saying
that my best musical instrument/equipment purchase of 2005 was a pair
of 2B Vater Drumsticks... but I can't do that now...
I walked into the pawn shop across from my office yesterday and picked
up a 1995/96 MIJ '62 Jazzmaster reissue... :)

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John McCorvey (eddiekatcher) - 22 Dec 2005 10:18:08

Yeah dude!!!!!! works for Richard and I, and Mitch, and Woody, and Brian Neal
and all the other dedicated Jazzmaster Lovers of the World.......Let me know if
you need any set up assistance......they are cantankerous little stinkers, but
when set up properly.........They Rule (including Jaguars too)........best
regards and thanks for the positive press on the Intoxicators
website.........Eddie K, Mitch, Richard, and Sticks
Brian Crum <> wrote: Up until yesterday I was going to reply
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that my best musical instrument/equipment purchase of 2005 was a pair
of 2B Vater Drumsticks... but I can't do that now...
I walked into the pawn shop across from my office yesterday and picked
up a 1995/96 MIJ '62 Jazzmaster reissue... :)
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Brian Neal (xarxas) - 22 Dec 2005 10:24:09

On 12/22/05, John McCorvey <> wrote:
> Yeah dude!!!!!! works for Richard and I, and Mitch, and Woody, and Brian Neal
and all the other dedicated Jazzmaster Lovers of the World.......
I would love to have a Jazzmaster...I just have an AV Jag right now....
Happy Holidays all!
BN

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Marty Tippens (mctippens) - 22 Dec 2005 11:31:55

There's a nice picture of Jimi Hendrix playing a Jazzmaster circa '66 in the
latest Mojo.
-MT
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Subject: Re: [SurfGuitar101] Re: your best musical instrument/equipment
purchase of 2005?
On 12/22/05, John McCorvey <> wrote:
> Yeah dude!!!!!! works for Richard and I, and Mitch, and Woody, and Brian
Neal and all the other dedicated Jazzmaster Lovers of the World.......
I would love to have a Jazzmaster...I just have an AV Jag right now....
Happy Holidays all!
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Brian Crum (goobcrum) - 22 Dec 2005 21:56:34

Thanks, Eddie K. I'll keep you in mind when I run into problems with
it... I really couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the jazzmaster
sitting behind the counter... in a corner... next to a set of crappy
golf clubs... I asked the manager if it was for sale... then what
the price was... paid... and laughed all the way back to my
office!!!!!
It's the sunburst design with the a red tortoise pickguard...
You're welcome about the positive press too... You guys put on an
awesome show that night... So it was well deserved praise...
(Wow, I'm floored that someone actually went to our website and read
something... Sweet! )
Do you guys have a website? I would be more than happy to add a
link... So, Let me know...
Anyway, it would be nice to have another show with both The Surge
and The Intoxicators!... We'll have to work on that in '06...
Cheers!
Brian Crum
The Intoxicators!
--- In , John McCorvey
<eddiekatcher@y...> wrote:
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> Yeah dude!!!!!! works for Richard and I, and Mitch, and Woody,
and Brian Neal and all the other dedicated Jazzmaster Lovers of the
World.......Let me know if you need any set up assistance......they
are cantankerous little stinkers, but when set up
properly.........They Rule (including Jaguars too)........best
regards and thanks for the positive press on the Intoxicators
website.........Eddie K, Mitch, Richard, and Sticks
>
> Brian Crum <goobcrum@y...> wrote: Up until yesterday I was going
to reply back to this post by saying
> that my best musical instrument/equipment purchase of 2005 was a
pair
> of 2B Vater Drumsticks... but I can't do that now...
> I walked into the pawn shop across from my office yesterday and
picked
> up a 1995/96 MIJ '62 Jazzmaster reissue... :)
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Randy (sugarat_99) - 24 Dec 2005 13:31:06

Our local Media Play is going out of business, and I went down there last
night . 30% off of everything. I noticed a little Fender Frontman 25R
sitting on the floor all by itself (no box or AC cable), and it took about
45 minutes to find out the price. I finally found out it was going for
$139.99. I went home and looked it up in the Fender Summer Price Catalog,
and it lists for $229, so I talked my wife into letting me get it (Me: "but
Honey, it's a Fender with a 10" speaker and reverb, and all I have is this
old Peavy ..." Her: "Well, it IS cute ..."). We went down there this
morning, and it was still there, so my wife went into her "bargining" mode.
She did her best to talk them down as it didn't have a box, AC cable or
manuel), but they weren't having any of it. In fact, they went back into
the back and found the box and everything else. I took it up to the
register, and it turns out it was 30% off of $139.99, so I ended up paying a
little over a hundred bucks for it.
I got it home and plugged my 4 pickup Teisco into it, cranked up the reverb,
and I was astounded at how good it sounded. I've never heard 25 watts sound
so full, clean and present ... and LOUD! My wife even said, "My God! It
sounds just like all that new (surf) music you've been listeneing too.."
She's only heard me learning Treble Spankers on my acoustic.
Randy

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surfneptune - 27 Dec 2005 15:13:02

Great story! not to be off topic, which tiesco model do ya have?

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Randall R. Duke (sugarat_99) - 27 Dec 2005 17:12:54

I'm not really sure what model it is. I bought it about 15 years ago
at a yard sale for eight bucks! The Teisco logo came off of it
sometime during our move to our new house a couple of years ago. :>{
It's a four pickup model with four switches (three white and one
black), two volume knobs and one tone knob, and a really great tremelo
bar. The machine tuners had gotten so tough to turn that I had to use
my string winder to tune it. I bought new machine tuners for it a
couple of weeks ago, and yesterday I unstrung it, took the originals
off, and pulled out the first of the new ones - and it wouldn't fit.
It was too big for the hole. And even if it would have fit, the key
peg was too short to work anyway (the key wouldn't hve stuck out far
enough to turn it). So I got some light machine oil and oiled up the
old ones (it's all one piece) and found some powdered graphite for the
inside of the plastic peg sleeves that fit in the headstock, put it
back together, and they are like new! It even holds its tuning after
liberal use of the tremelo bar.
I'll post a couple of pics of it if you'd like. It's got a couple of
small dings, but for eight bucks, it's a wonderful guitar, and the
tone, I swear, is pure single coil goodness!
Randy
--- In , "surfneptune" <deepverb@h...>
wrote:
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> Great story! not to be off topic, which tiesco model do ya have?
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