Explora-mocking-Iceman?

[roland_rat]

very nice - nice guitar too

[Ratrod]

I like it.



As Paris Hilton would say: "That's hot!"

[FernandoDuarte]

Great finish, but the body itself keep not doing me :?
But I would love a guitar with a finish like that

[Adam.M]

That flamed one looks awesome, not something i could live with day to day but as a one off, quirkly stage axe, brilliant!

[hunter]

Hmm when I look at the position of the floyd within the middle of the body rather than the tail, this will be a very long guitar. I like them short, like e.g. a MusicMan Axis.

[FELINEGUITARS]

Hmm when I look at the position of the floyd within the middle of the body rather than the tail, this will be a very long guitar. I like them short, like e.g. a MusicMan Axis.

I know exactly what you mean - although you see the picture of the girl with the guitar and you can see that it also looks good as a stage guitar

As an Iceman fan and a Flying V player I get on with many bigger guitars although I don't like the Dean Razorback

[Ratrod]

I like guitars bith a bit of body behind the bridge. Explorers, Flying V's, Gretsches.

I have thought about getting one of those Mockingbird Specials. I didn't because the bridge is to far to the back.

[Philly Q]

I have thought about getting one of those Mockingbird Specials. I didn't because the bridge is to far to the back.

Yeah, I noticed that - they've done it so the 22nd fret is where the 24th would normally be, and moved the bridge accordingly.  It messes up the visual balance.  I don't think the Les Paul control arrangement suits it, either.

I like the look of the Calibre Classics, but I've never seen one in a shop and it's not something I'd buy without trying first.

[dheim]

i made mine too... on the same website i've been mesmerized (and almost trew 990$ at it before calming down...) by the US masters Hornet Performer... have you ever played one of those?

[dheim]

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