Simo

Kimbara 12 String Acoustic I'll get straight to the bad points....at some point the neck had been re-glued at the body, although as you can see it's not pretty it's certainly solid and hasn't caused me any problems at all over the 18 months I've owned the guitar. The body has also had a bash on the side, causing cracks in the finish and binding, I've taken close up's so you can see both area's of damage. The machine heads are pretty rubbish to be honest, one inparticular has a cracked button and the bush is missing, it will need a re-string. So there you go...it's had a hard life but it's honestly not a bad sounding guitar at all. It'll be on ebay next week so get in quick £25 + £12 p+p (DHL 2/3 day service) Payment by Paypal http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v228/The...ard/kima004.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v228/The...oard/kima08.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v228/The...oard/kima06.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v228/The...oard/kima10.jpg

http://projectguitar.ibforums.com/index.php?showtopic=2828

I've just got a new band together and at this moment in time it's just not practical to transport this thing around to rehearsals every week I'm looking for £400ono (this retailed at £999 + about £250 for the midi controller (included) when new) I'd be happy to do a part exchange for another amp, so let me know what you've got I might even be tempted to p/x for a guitar. It would need collecting from Burntwood in Staffordshire (could possibly deliver for a p/x) I don't want to post it as it weighs an absolute ton Spec: 180w stereo (2 x 90 w) @ 8 ohms 260w stereo (2 x 130w) @ 4 ohms Two 12" Sheffield speakers Transtube Midi Pre-amp, stereo power amp 128 user / 128 preset effects + a RAM card slot for removable storage 4 Transtube modes... clean, crunch, Lead, Ultra. Passive and active EQ's 37 effect types, speaker simulator etc Transtube and Digital preamps can be combined Midi Foot controller and original manual included.

http://www.jacksoncharvelworld.net/ http://www.jcfonline.com/

Sold

I'd forgotten about this thread, I didn't end up buying it...by the time I went back to the shop they had realised it had been labelled with the wrong price, it should of been £750 I tried it out anyway and it was a damn nice guitar, but I don't think the bank manager would of been too happy

Crotch English Walnut bookmatched top, it's around 5mm thick with each half measuring a huge 9 1/2" wide by 31 1/2" long, so there would be plenty of off-cuts for control cover's, headstock veneers, etc. £30 + £8 postage UK only, I'd prefer payment by Paypal but a cheque is fine. Click HERE for picture

If you want to save on postage have a look at www.parcelfusion.com, they use Parcel Force to collect UK packages and it's only £9.95 for next day delivery.

Very sad news RIP Steve

It just looks like natural colouring to me, I'm not sure about hard rock Maple but Sycamore (a type of Maple) often has blue/green/grey streaks in it....

I'm going in Friday, fingers crossed it's still there

Axminster sell Liberon concentrated, water soluble dyes in Blue and Black.

Alex you are the man I better go and try this out soon before someone beats me to it......it's up for £150! I know the guys who own the shop very well (infact I used to work there many years ago when I was in school) so I'll get discount off that price too, plus one of them wants me to do some routing work on his Tele so I think it could end up very cheap indeed

I've found a little bit more about them from www.simonlees.co.uk (guitarist from Budgie) This is what he has to say... ''This is one hell of a guitar. Gotoh Floyd Rose, ebony fingerboard with real mother of pearl inlays, coil taps AND parallel switching on each pickup. The pickups sound reminiscent of the DiMarzios on my old Parker Fly - The Tone Zone and the Air Norton. The only bugbear is the neck which is prone to shift slightly in extreme conditions. Quality control was a problem for Palm Bay hence they are no longer made. Thanks to Mick at One Way Music it's still the easiest guitar I've ever played!''

Not bad for there age, they played it a little fast I thought, which didn't help things. I just hope Santa brings the drummer some hi-hats for Christmas

I was in my local guitar shop today where I spotted a nice looking Palm Bay guitar hanging up. Sadly the shop was full of parents buying plywood Strat copies for Christmas so I didn't have chance to plug it in, but I'll be back in there next week to give it a test drive. It's 2nd hand but appears to be in mint condition and the price seems reasonable. Just wondered if anyone has played/owned a Palm Bay? by looking on there website I've identified it as a Cyclone P7. But that's about all I've found on the net, so any opinions or history would be much appreciated Here's a picture.... http://usera.imagecave.com/Simnett/palmbay.jpg

He does indeed, I'll PM you his e-mail address

If you're after some really nice Walnut I can put you in touch with someone, shoot me a pm if you want his e-mail This is the last piece of Walnut I brought from him.... Click Here

Thanks for all the comments

A baritone Nylon is definitely on my list of guitars to build

Dave sent me some pictures of the finished guitar today. To quote Dave....''Such a nice guitar, it feels nice too, its not like a normal strat with the extra weight, which makes it a lot better, and the sound it gives through the boogie, is just immense!''...a happy customer I think Playing live.... http://usera.imagecave.com/Simnett/stratolive.jpg Some more shots of the body.... http://usera.imagecave.com/Simnett/strato2.jpg http://usera.imagecave.com/Simnett/strato3.jpg

Sorry the neck was sold a few weeks ago

I have a cad for the John Myung 5 string RBX if that's of any use? PM me you're e-mail address if you want it You can get free Cad software here.... http://www.guitarbuild.com/modules/mydownl...ewcat.php?cid=1

No, it's a different species to African Walnut (Lovoa)

Woah you must have physic powers you were close....he wanted a white Strat because he's a big Dave Murray fan