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Re: First Bike: Yolanda the Honda CB750 K1 (videos)
« Reply #525 on: May 04, 2013, 07:09:38 PM »
Thanks guys. Music is my first love. It's the one thing I am absolutely comfortable at. Been playing for 12 years now. My primary instrument is a 6 string bass guitar but I also play plenty of electric guitar too. The first picture is flamed maple on mahogany. The second one that is already stained is flamed maple on poplar.

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Re: First Bike: Yolanda the Honda CB750 K1 (videos)
« Reply #526 on: May 04, 2013, 08:45:57 PM »
Cool, i've been playing guitar for 35+ years, i'm a lead guitarist and Les Paul fan, i have 6 of them, play every day and give lessons on the side. I would be lost without my guitars.... ;)
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« Reply #527 on: May 05, 2013, 12:43:43 AM »
Oh well, while we're jerking off on guitars, I've been playin guitar for 40 years and been making them since 82. I'm a strat guy mainly but love P-90s as well. I also wind my own pickups, been doin that for about 8 years, killer singles, strat, tele P-90. Don't like humbuckers much but mine sounds equally as bad as Duncans and DIMarzios I reckon. Here's a pic of just one of my 22 guitars that I made painted in shoreline gold with acrylic lacquer. Bird's eye neck, bloody marvelous. Oh and as you can see, I'm a lefty, into rockin blues mostly these days  ;D E7 anyone.


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Re: First Bike: Yolanda the Honda CB750 K1 (videos)
« Reply #528 on: May 05, 2013, 03:04:07 AM »
Show and tell eh.... ;D  Nice guitars guys, here's a photo of some of mine,  I collect Japanese domestic market Les Pauls and if you don't know anything about the Japanese guitars, some of them make $20,000 dollar custom shop Gibson's  sound ordinary, Very well made guitars. The Cherry sunburst and Gold top on the right are both made by the same Japanese luthier and are Honduras mahogany with hard maple tops , long tenon neck joints and nitrocellulose paint, The cherry burst has abalone inlays on an ebony fret board, the cream LP custom is a pure tone machine.... 8)
The pic is about 3 years old, i've since had a hair cut... :'(

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Re: First Bike: Yolanda the Honda CB750 K1 (videos)
« Reply #529 on: May 05, 2013, 04:40:53 AM »
Very nice stuff guys! Nice les pauls! I always liked the look of les pauls but i have a hard time with the body shape. I'm also just a sucker for single coils. My dad is and always will be a "les Paul through a jcm800" guy. Rocked it back then and rocks it today. I built him a surprise guitar for Christmas this last year. Mahogany tele with flamed maple top. It's the least I could do to thank him for teaching me music 12 years ago. Dig that strat man!. I did a shoreline gold (I use nitro for all my paint) strat with a black guard last year. 3 on/off/on switches for stupid amounts of tone combos. A strat neck pos is one of my all time favorite sounds. I am a tele guy but my main tele has dual p90s and a bigsby so that isn't much of a tele ha ;) so cool to see people here interested in other stuff too. Without hogging up too much bandwidth ill say you can find me on Facebook by searching Justin Tuskey and Instagram by searching justintuskey to see more of my guitar stuff.

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Re: First Bike: Yolanda the Honda CB750 K1 (videos)
« Reply #530 on: May 05, 2013, 05:46:11 AM »
CONGRATS!!!!
Its a great feeling that first ride. Bike turned out beautiful.

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Re: First Bike: Yolanda the Honda CB750 K1 (videos)
« Reply #531 on: May 05, 2013, 12:22:52 PM »
Show and tell eh.... ;D  Nice guitars guys, here's a photo of some of mine,  I collect Japanese domestic market Les Pauls and if you don't know anything about the Japanese guitars, some of them make $20,000 dollar custom shop Gibson's  sound ordinary, Very well made guitars. The Cherry sunburst and Gold top on the right are both made by the same Japanese luthier and are Honduras mahogany with hard maple tops , long tenon neck joints and nitrocellulose paint, The cherry burst has abalone inlays on an ebony fret board, the cream LP custom is a pure tone machine.... 8)
The pic is about 3 years old, i've since had a hair cut... :'(



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Nice guitars, man. 
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Re: First Bike: Yolanda the Honda CB750 K1 (videos)
« Reply #532 on: May 05, 2013, 02:37:11 PM »
If you ride i think here's a little bit of anarchy in all of us  8)

Chef, I wondered why the mahogany tele, now i know, LP's and Marshall's are a marriage made in heaven, i always wanted a mahogany tele with P90's.... ;)
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« Reply #533 on: May 05, 2013, 02:39:35 PM »
How did I end up on the guitar forum?!
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Re: First Bike: Yolanda the Honda CB750 K1 (videos)
« Reply #534 on: May 05, 2013, 02:48:13 PM »
How did I end up on the guitar forum?!

Where's your guitar ..?   ;D
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« Reply #535 on: May 05, 2013, 03:30:24 PM »
How did I end up on the guitar forum?!

Where's your guitar ..?   ;D

Yeah know, I've been thinking about buying a strat and a little amp lately.
Last week I was doing my daily Craigslist check and clicked on musical instraments instead of motorcycles.

http://austin.craigslist.org/msg/3786782188.html
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« Reply #536 on: May 05, 2013, 03:38:11 PM »
What about an amp forum then. These are all Marshall clones and quad boxes  that I built, sorry, I'll leave it out now :P

Here's a closeup of a couple.

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Re: First Bike: Yolanda the Honda CB750 K1 (videos)
« Reply #537 on: May 05, 2013, 04:02:08 PM »
I've been looking at Ceriatone amps lately, Marshall clones and all point to point, very highly spoken of, are yours modded of just replica's..?  I'm a hard/heavy rock guy but i like blues as well and 70's rock, i need versatility in an amp. I have an old fender performer at the moment {because i'm not gigging} its great at low volumes and pretty good at higher volumes, 70 watt with a replacement V30 in the box... I used that for gigging for years but its no Marshall... ;)

Lucky Chef has finished his bike because this thread has gone a bit side ways.... ;D

Here's a pic of my strat, its a rare early 80's Tokai ST70 and a tone machine, the best strat i have ever played and its immaculate, its the only non LP i own and i love it... ;)
this is some pics from the Japanese guy i bought it off...







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« Reply #538 on: May 05, 2013, 04:36:10 PM »
Cool mate, the old Tokais were real good guitars, you got a beauty there, the law suit years, poor old Fender.
I started out building Ceriatone kits, there's not a thing wrong with them, the cork sniffers will put em down coz they're from Malaysia. I did have a PT blow on me and just for the record their PTs do get hot but IMO their OTs are as good as anything else I've used. Anyway I started making my own chassis and I buy my trannies from the states, I mark out the turret board to suit what I'm building. Mods, yes well, been there, done that. I've put extra pre tubes in a 50 and a 100w JCM style, too much gain for me so I took em out. All my amps are to stock spec now as I believe after all the years of modding them that Marshall got it pretty right and I reckon they be best stock except for a tweek here or there as well as a PPIMV in some of them, they work great in the 100 watters to tame them a tad. I don't gig anymore, you can't fight it, after all, Rock n Roll really is dead n buried. Buying my 750 basket case after all these years is just a beautiful thing even if it's keeping me broke, gee I'm glad the previous owner rebuilt the top end. So far I've put in 1st over pistons, new valves, guides and springs, as well as put in the cam chain slipper that was missing. Never trust a PO esp if they say something was repaired, fixed or rebuilt. All good though, should have it going by spring.
I used to use Sozo signal caps in the amps but have gone back to Mallory 150s, nice n cheap and sound great.
Looking at the pic of the amps going from top left to top right then 2nd left to 2nd right etc, the amps are.
50W low voltage 2204---- 50W lead spec
JTM-45 -------------------50W bass spec
45/100 4xKT66-----------JTM-50
100W super bass---------100W super lead
Here's a look inside a JTM-45 I built for a mate.
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Re: First Bike: Yolanda the Honda CB750 K1 (videos)
« Reply #539 on: May 05, 2013, 05:06:12 PM »
Yes, i like the Tokai's, 2 of my LP's are Tokai custom builds, one is a one off  {Gold top}  and the other is one of six made {CS}, quality guitars..  I've heard and read a lots of great things about the Ceriatones and Nick answers emails the next day, good customer service...
I see he's doing mods now, he has some cool amps...  I like the old train wrecks as well...  Nice work on the JTM45 Nic..  I might have to talk to you about building an amp for me... ;)
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« Reply #540 on: May 05, 2013, 05:12:29 PM »
Well mate, I'd probably sell the top left amp, the 50w low voltage JCM ( 390V at the plates, sounds like maybe the best I have here for your needs ) to help speed up the bike project. Would be way cheaper than building from scratch. PM me if you wanna yak. We should prolly can the off topic stuff now???

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Re: First Bike: Yolanda the Honda CB750 K1 (videos)
« Reply #541 on: May 05, 2013, 05:24:55 PM »
Just as well chef's finished his build eh.... ;D
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Re: First Bike: Yolanda the Honda CB750 K1 (videos)
« Reply #542 on: May 05, 2013, 07:30:57 PM »
RR, how long is the hair now?
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Re: First Bike: Yolanda the Honda CB750 K1 (videos)
« Reply #543 on: May 05, 2013, 09:42:12 PM »
RR, how long is the hair now?

Gday mate, i just had a sun cancer cut out of the top of my head, that was the motivation for the hair cut, very short now, number 8 on the shears...8mm i think....
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« Reply #544 on: May 06, 2013, 01:00:51 AM »
I'm sorry for being inconsiderate RR, I should have asked if you mindthat i asked first. I hope you are alright and in the clear.
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« Reply #545 on: May 06, 2013, 01:27:32 AM »
I'm sorry for being inconsiderate RR, I should have asked if you mindthat i asked first. I hope you are alright and in the clear.

No problem at all mate. The sun cancers are an ongoing concern, i've had around 40 of differing types removed and will have plenty more removed in the future. Trying some interesting non evasive treatments at the moment with promising results... ;) Sun cancer is a big problem in Australia, all that sun and beautiful weather has its bad points as well... ;)
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Re: First Bike: Yolanda the Honda CB750 K1 (videos)
« Reply #546 on: May 06, 2013, 07:00:34 AM »
Well I guess I need to throw in my two cents worth. I have white fender strat, a 1966 Gibson melody maker, an old univox double cutaway, and two old yamaha acoustic guitars. A marshall Mosfet stack and a custom amp from back in the 70`s. Cant post pics now camera has taken a dump. I will when I can........gary
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Re: First Bike: Yolanda the Honda CB750 K1 (videos)
« Reply #547 on: May 06, 2013, 07:48:07 AM »
I had a Mandolin that sat in my closet in New Orleans. Katrina blew through and flooded my house. When I went back, there it sat right where it was when I left. Looked perfect. I reached down to pick it up and it fell into pieces. Kind of a surreal moment. Way off topic, i know.

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« Reply #548 on: May 06, 2013, 03:51:11 PM »
Chef - plz change the title of this to "The Guitar Thread!" ha

OK, question for you guys:  Who is the best all time rock guitarist? Hendrix, Page, Clapton? Hmmm...
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« Reply #549 on: May 06, 2013, 04:29:11 PM »
Oh here we go. It's impossible to say without being bias. I will say this, I never have to this day got Hendrix or the Beatles for that matter. My fav guitar player however is and always will be Mr Blackmore for his choice of notes and his tone.