I'm thinking, maybe it's catching the color of the guitar and whatever program looks at the image sees a lot of what it sees as "skin tone", so it's blocking it.
Late to the party but EVH didn't float his Floyd's. He's get the ability to dive all day and stay in tune (Floyd benefit) but not have to deal with the intricacies of the float.maroon barchetta said:
I don't have an electric yet and am trying to see what feels right for me as a first electric. I'm intrigued by the G&L.
There was a WVH bomber model that I played a few weeks back that felt good. It was used AND scratch and dent. Had some pretty big nicks along the top bending and some paint chips missing.
The Floyd Rose was not a floating tremolo. It was a "decked" or "set" model, which I didn't know was a thing. I thought they were always floating.
DallasTeleAg said:
All American Strats should include their standard hardcase. If it doesn't, then don't buy it.
Must be. Every American Standard and American Professional Strat or Tele came with the Fender hardcase, which is a fantastic case. You could drop that thing out of a plane, and it wouldn't break. I would confirm it comes with it, if you purchase one.maroon barchetta said:DallasTeleAg said:
All American Strats should include their standard hardcase. If it doesn't, then don't buy it.
Good tip.
That sunburst Strat in Florida wasn't actually a better deal with the case included because they should all have the case?
A couple of those others linked above have gig bags. One looks new. Guess he is keeping the hard case for one of his other guitars.
Some Junkie Cosmonaut said:
It's cool as long as you're a big Heart fan...
Some Junkie Cosmonaut said:
I'll let Tele weigh in on the guitar but that's an easy enough fix.
The guy I purchased from didn't have a reseller history. Sometimes, someone is just starting. It's definitely concerning enough to really look closely at the listing to make sure everything is kosher.maroon barchetta said:
No worries on him not having a Reverb seller history?