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Picked this up. Really cool guitar. Nice big profile neck. Light/chambered.
I needed the Rose for a new band. Removed push/pull coiltap and pickup.
Wired vintage and Dunc. Antiquity pickup. Doing some "Crue"
Anyone played one of these?
 
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Screw em. Here it is.
 

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1 pice back/neck. No wings on headstock.
 

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Me either, but I have to rise to the occasion. :hank:hank
The push/pull thing did nothing really but quiet down some.
I have not much use for a single coil sound like that. Dialin in the Floyd is
something else.
 
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after a week now, this guitar is very nice. Big 58 neck.. weight is great. Darn thing will not go
out of tune. ordered a D tuna and black box for the floating bridge. Not totally convinced
on the Dunc. Antiquity. Its better than the 57 stock. I am imagining this model however
with a wraptail. That would be quite the gigging guitar.
 
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1st gig. Amato is a pleasure to play.
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Right tool, right application, right flippin' player. I think it is cool as hell and makes my p90 Goldtop Deluxe with state of art Bigsby whambulator look like a dinosaur. Nice to see someone using and loving it, instead of the BBB howling 'cause it ain't no '54 clone. Great thread!!

Brother, just before I couldn't play out no more, I had been gigging and touring with several single pickup guitars, (one dual), loaded with Duncan P Rails. I am a huge Antiquity fan and long time user, but the utilty and range of tones available with this triple threat pickup are so useful for me. I used the Duncan bezel with the two 3 pos switches built in, Triple Shot rather than mini switch. Just sayin', you know, something to consider.
 
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Hey thanks. I dig the weight and balance of the guitar. Neck profile and contour.
I moved from the Antiquity to a Dunc. DD wired vintage style. (Like a 50s JR),but generally just one tone Im looking for.
This thru an EVH 5150 111 6L6 50 watt + a 16ohm 412 cab is a force. The white one is for backup. I LOVE these amps.


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