View Full Version : ed's new wolfgang guitars
ace diamond
08-09-2010, 03:40 PM
i was at garage center in san bernardino yesterday, and they had one up on the wall.
it's the tobacco burst one.
fuck me, what an awesome guitar!
that damned thing has got wicked sick tone for fucking days!!!
i was screwing around with different pedals and it sounded stellar no matter what i did.
not to mention, it has a really great feel.
now i only wish i could fucking afford to buy the damned thing!
has anyone else here tried one of these guitars out, or bought one?
if so, what did you think of it?
Diamondjimi
08-09-2010, 05:05 PM
I tried one. It felt like it was made for midgets. The neck felt like it is stuffed too far back into the body...
Jagermeister
08-09-2010, 05:09 PM
It should give head for as expenisive as they are.
twonabomber
08-09-2010, 05:17 PM
haven't seen one around here yet.
jhale667
08-09-2010, 05:22 PM
I already wasn't a fan of the body style, and if the neck feels anything like the MM and Peavey versions...no thanks.
Diamondjimi
08-09-2010, 05:24 PM
It does....
jhale667
08-09-2010, 05:34 PM
It does....
That's what I figured. Nope, I still prefer the super-wide necks like he USED to use...
jhale667
08-09-2010, 07:38 PM
Still interested to try the Frankenpickup, however...! :cool:
twonabomber
08-09-2010, 07:53 PM
i was at Guitarget and Sam Ash today, and didn't even think to look for one of 'em...which probably explains my previous post. :D
VanHalenFan5150
08-09-2010, 09:11 PM
Have not seen one around here at all, would like to though, it'd be nice to try one out. Even if I don't like it, still nice to try guitars out. The Sam Ash by me carries his line of amps though, if I remember correctly. In store, I mean. I think i've seen the stacks in the corner right before the bass section... We have a small Sam Ash by us
Hardrock69
08-09-2010, 11:22 PM
Never liked the body style. If I had the cash to buy one of those, I would go buy another Gibson Flying V, or perhaps a Dean V or something else really cool.
VanHalenFan5150
08-10-2010, 12:57 AM
The body style is awkward, I never really liked it but it's interesting. I always like the Peavey Wolfgang (and what would later become Peavey HP) guitar bodies.
Nitro Express
08-10-2010, 01:08 AM
I have one of the Peavey ones. I'm a Strat and SG guy but I found myself reaching for my Wolfgang more and more and it's pretty much my main guitar. It took some getting used to and the body is thick and no back cut but as I played it more and more I just grew into it. I love the neck. Ed once said you have to play one for a year before it breaks in and becomes like your favorite pair of worn jeans. He was right. The wiring is top notch and the pickup is a perfect mix of warm to high output. Back off the volume and it cleans right up and roll the volume full open and the wonderful overdrive comes back. It is real amp friendly as well.
VanHalenFan5150
08-10-2010, 10:31 AM
That's what i've generally heard about them. I've also heard that, even though the Music Man models were stellar guitars, many players preferred the Peavey models.
Nitro Express
08-10-2010, 12:29 PM
That's what i've generally heard about them. I've also heard that, even though the Music Man models were stellar guitars, many players preferred the Peavey models.
If you have an arch top Wolfgang the neck has a slight back angle like a Gibson and it's nicer to play. The Musicman has a straight neck like a Strat. The Wolfgang is like you took the best of a Strat, Les Paul, and Telecaster and combined them all. The body is a big chunk of wood but that is where your sustain and tone is coming from and it's basswood so it's light. A lot of people don't like the big chunky body and the non-finished neck. They are business guitars. Not something to hang on the wall and admire, they are something to throttle, abuse, and wear on. The Wolfgang is no prom queen, it's more of a biker chick.
VanHalenFan5150
08-10-2010, 03:06 PM
Edward Van Halen is proud to announce his new line of EVH Wolfgang Special Guitars.
<a href="http://photobucket.com/images/eddie%20van%20halen" target="_blank"><img src="http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q21/kbethdabtch/edv.jpg" border="0" alt="eddie van halen Pictures, Images and Photos"/></a> "It's simply the best guitar you can't afford today." -Spedward Van Gearwhore
Hardrock69
08-10-2010, 04:00 PM
:lmao:
Hey I gots a question:
How many "new" Wolfgang guitars is Special Ed gonna make? I mean, he has had how many varieties? Is he ever going to stop coming up with new designs and calling them all "Wolfgang"? That would be like Leo Fender deciding to call his Jazzmasters, Jaguars and Telecasters by the name "Stratocaster".
What is it with casters anyway?
What the fuck does a goddamn wheel have to do with a fucking guitar?
http://i37.tinypic.com/etijhl.jpg
Is this guitar covered in polyurethane like a bowling-ball and about the thickness?
VanHalenFan5150
08-10-2010, 06:14 PM
Gar stfu and gtfo
Nice addition to Ignore pile, your request is granted.
VanHalenFan5150
08-10-2010, 07:13 PM
Nice addition to my imaginary Ignore pile, please excuse me while I wipe my ass with a Matchbox while urinating on both my wife and little boys in the shower.
How rude! But I think I speak for everyone when I say, for undoubtedly the 1000th time, GTFO
Hardrock69
08-10-2010, 07:14 PM
Nice addition to Ignore pile, your request is granted.
Shut the fuck up you worthless piece of shit!
Nitro Express
08-11-2010, 01:55 AM
Leo Fender ran a radio and television store in Fullerton, California. He was a fan of country music and got into the guitar business originally making slide guitars and amps. He then took made a Spanish guitar using the same pickup used in the slide guitars. He then made a two pickup model with some improvements and named it the Telecaster after the televisions that were becoming all the rage in the 1950's and caster meant you produced music with it. You have to remember television was the new modern marvel and in the 1950's everyone was thinking the future big time. The Stratocaster was named after the Stratosphere where new jet aircraft and rockets were take us to and through. Of course the caster part was meant this futuristic marvel could cast or send the music you made on it through a cable to an amp for all to hear. You have to remember electric guitars then were made so the instrument could be heard while playing in a band with other instruments like drums and horns. The distortion came later. He did something right, people are using the same guitars a half century later.
Yeah well now FMIC is making Ed's guitars.
ace diamond
08-13-2010, 02:29 PM
Never liked the body style. If I had the cash to buy one of those, I would go buy another Gibson Flying V, or perhaps a Dean V or something else really cool.
a black dean "V" is actually what i am playing nowadays since my amp and cherry sunburst les paul exploded and burned up from the bad wiring in a certain venue i won't mention.
totally beyond repair.
good thing i still had my old 120 watt solid state crate amp!
so i went out a few months back and got me a black dean flying v.
i hate the fucking factory settings, like how high the fucking action is, so i lowered it and had some other modifications done, and now i dig it very much.
i'll be playing it on stage sept. 4, 2010, at vibefest 2, opening for bleeding through, here in riverside, california.
I have one of the Peavey ones. I'm a Strat and SG guy but I found myself reaching for my Wolfgang more and more and it's pretty much my main guitar. It took some getting used to and the body is thick and no back cut but as I played it more and more I just grew into it. I love the neck. Ed once said you have to play one for a year before it breaks in and becomes like your favorite pair of worn jeans. He was right. The wiring is top notch and the pickup is a perfect mix of warm to high output. Back off the volume and it cleans right up and roll the volume full open and the wonderful overdrive comes back. It is real amp friendly as well.
You are so right. I got a Les Paul and some custom shop Fenders, but that thing man....it's close to perfection!
ace diamond
08-20-2010, 03:43 PM
yeah, it is the most perfect guitar i have ever played!
There's alot of different 'Fests out there - which Vibefest and what act AceDiamond?
ace diamond
09-03-2010, 04:00 PM
There's alot of different 'Fests out there - which Vibefest and what act AceDiamond?
Vibefest 2 in riverside, california.
the vibe is located at 1805 university avenue.
it is one block west of chicago avenue on the westbound side of the street.
my act, is called "The Ace Diamond Experience".
my set time is 1:20-1:45pm.
i am playing 3rd on the day.
doors open at 11:30am, and the cost is $15.
it is an all ages event, although anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult 25 or older.
the headliner for the day will be "Bleeding Through".
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