guitarace wrote:

what duh?! what da heck is that thing?! oh, wait, i know......man that's flippin' creapy!

I google searched it. there is a guy that actually plays it. :0

man, that thing is majorly de-formed......

Thanks Petey but geez, that has to be a joke created in photoshop, no? C'mon, out with it !

Cheers,

GuitarZen

petey wrote:

Here ya go Z, a Pikasso

guitarace wrote:

what duh?! what da heck is that thing?!

...it's the new the Swiss-Army acoustic guitar: one-model does-it-all, bass to 12-string, to mandolin, etc.

Old Tele man wrote:

guitarace wrote:

what duh?! what da heck is that thing?!

...it's the new the Swiss-Army acoustic guitar: one-model does-it-all, bass to 12-string, to mandolin, etc.

LOL the only thing it needs is a violin...

petey wrote:

guitarace wrote:

what duh?! what da heck is that thing?! oh, wait, i know......man that's flippin' creapy!

I google searched it. there is a guy that actually plays it. :0

His name is Pat Metheny

car93 wrote:

petey wrote:

guitarace wrote:

what duh?! what da heck is that thing?! oh, wait, i know......man that's flippin' creapy!

I google searched it. there is a guy that actually plays it. :0

His name is Pat Metheny

Yep, I saw that.

the link:

http://www.oddmusic.com/gallery/om23350.html

(from the website):
"Created by luthier Linda Manzer for guitarist Pat Metheny, the instrument took 2 years to build (approximately 1000 hours), and when the 42 strings are strung up to high tension, the Pikasso is under approximately 1000 lbs pressure. It weighs 6.7 kg or 14 3/4 lbs.

Four necks. Two sound holes. 42 strings. Two access doors; one on the upper player's side and one at the tail block.

The body is tapered so that the side closest to the player is thinner than the side that rests on the players knee, thus leaning the top back towards the player for a more aerial view. This is also more comfortable under the player's arm."

A link of him playing the beast:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XYkcNmdQu0

fenderpbass13 wrote:

Either a Gretsch White Falcon or a '58 Gibson Flying V

*hi5*
Gretsch White Falcon is awesome..


TMR3

petey wrote:

Here ya go Z, a Pikasso

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y223/c … ikasso.jpg

I wonder how you play that..
looks difficult..


TMR3

petey wrote:

car93 wrote:

petey wrote:

I google searched it. there is a guy that actually plays it. :0

His name is Pat Metheny

Yep, I saw that.

the link:

http://www.oddmusic.com/gallery/om23350.html

(from the website):
"Created by luthier Linda Manzer for guitarist Pat Metheny, the instrument took 2 years to build (approximately 1000 hours), and when the 42 strings are strung up to high tension, the Pikasso is under approximately 1000 lbs pressure. It weighs 6.7 kg or 14 3/4 lbs.

Four necks. Two sound holes. 42 strings. Two access doors; one on the upper player's side and one at the tail block.

The body is tapered so that the side closest to the player is thinner than the side that rests on the players knee, thus leaning the top back towards the player for a more aerial view. This is also more comfortable under the player's arm."

A link of him playing the beast:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XYkcNmdQu0

OK THAT'S JUST DUMB!!!

petey wrote:

car93 wrote:

petey wrote:

I google searched it. there is a guy that actually plays it. :0

His name is Pat Metheny

Yep, I saw that.

the link:

http://www.oddmusic.com/gallery/om23350.html

(from the website):
"Created by luthier Linda Manzer for guitarist Pat Metheny, the instrument took 2 years to build (approximately 1000 hours), and when the 42 strings are strung up to high tension, the Pikasso is under approximately 1000 lbs pressure. It weighs 6.7 kg or 14 3/4 lbs.

Four necks. Two sound holes. 42 strings. Two access doors; one on the upper player's side and one at the tail block.

The body is tapered so that the side closest to the player is thinner than the side that rests on the players knee, thus leaning the top back towards the player for a more aerial view. This is also more comfortable under the player's arm."

A link of him playing the beast:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XYkcNmdQu0

Man, that is crazy, how are you able to hear the strings on the side? It doesn't look like it has pickups

I don't know buddy. You are the one that found this beast...   I think it does have pickups. electric/acoustic of sorts

so car...........get practicing dude! you need all the practice you can get if you wanna play the monster

petey wrote:

I don't know buddy. You are the one that found this beast...   I think it does have pickups. electric/acoustic of sorts

Petey it does if ya notice in the video u posted u can see him turn it up and adjust the EQ

I have a Gibson J200, I've had it for twenty years, I thought that was my dream guitar till i Played a White Falcon.

Buddy L. wrote:

I have a Gibson J200, I've had it for twenty years, I thought that was my dream guitar till i Played a White Falcon.

WOOO a j200 man thats a dream guitar man wat i would do for that thing
Your a lucky guy....

Gibson ES-335

Gibson Byrdland or maybe a '57 Flying V

t0mboy_Rampag3 wrote:

fenderpbass13 wrote:

Either a Gretsch White Falcon or a '58 Gibson Flying V

*hi5*
Gretsch White Falcon is awesome..


TMR3

And I second the White Falcon ... Edge has played that b4

...mine is a "...love lost..."-guitar situation.

...I'd just like to have back the 1968 natural-finish ES-345TDN/SVT that I once owned and stupidly sold many years ago (darn!).