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Samick JTR EV-10 Elvira

Remember last Halloween, when we thought that an SG would look cool with violin c-bouts‽ [https://beige.party/@Neat_hot/113403966881874943]

Well so did Elvira! Or at least, so did Samick. When we were young, there was a pizza place that had an Elvira pinball machine. But, truth be told, we are actually not that familiar with Elvira’s body of work. We have no idea if she even plays guitar at all.

Samick is a Korean company who we vaguely recall once claimed to be the biggest guitar manufacturer on the planet. Maybe they were, maybe they are, maybe it was just hype. (Maybe we made that up?) In any case, they mostly build licensed import models for other brands. (Putting the “by” in “[Something] by [Somebody].” They also occasionally make their own branded instruments.

This is a 24 fret SG-type shape with violin style cutouts. Single hubucker, single knob. String-through-body, which seems to be how Elvira likes it? And not to brag, but we were right, it does look cool as hell.

Painted with a black top over a candy apple red body, which gives 60s Adam West Batmobile vibes. Not purple though, which is a shame. But we’re trick-or-treating here! Maybe the next house will have something good.

#Samick #Elvira

Retourner en répétition, ça fait tellement de bien ! #GuitarGear #Marshall #Samick #Ultramatic #pedalboard

@accordeur_piano Voici mes 4 guitares préférées en ce moment.

De gauche à droite :

- Une #Samick Ultramatic (j'ai ajouté un potard push-pull pour splitter les micros).
- Une SG des années 1970, sans doute #Ibanez ou #Cimar, avec 3 humbuckers et un sélecteur 6 positions (j'ai changé les potentiomètres d'origine).
- Une #Squier Stratocaster avec micros Lace Sensors.
- Une #AriaProII Cardinal Series CS 200 avec ses micros d'origine, mais tout le câblage et l'électronique ont été remplacés.

I have this old Samick electric guitar I bought at (probably) Guitar Showcase in San Jose. It has a licensed Floyd Rose tremolo. I got a replacement (guitar neck) nut for it because the old one got stripped. The old one on the Samick was labeled J-3. Japanese-3? So I got an original Floyd Rose type 3. Looks identical and fits. However, the replacement screws are longer. After checking how thin the neck is there, I opted to use the old Samick ones.

Okay. Didn't screw up the neck. Now I can't find the tremolo coupling. It's just a hollow tube with threads and a nut. $13 at Floyd Rose, but they don't know if the threads match the Samick-licensed one. So it might not fit the tremolo bar I have. If I want a full tremolo bar replacement in the right color (gold) it is $37. Ouch and OUCH.

Maybe I can find it SOMEWHERE. For $37 I'm willing to dig through more junk for a while longer, lol.

Would anyone happen to know if Samick Floyd Rose-licensed tremolo bars used the same size and threading as the original Floyd Rose?

Also, why did I remove the original in the first place? Mysteries abound.

#guitar #FloydRose #Samick

Très heureux de ma nouvelle acquisition : une #guitare #Samick #GregBennett #Ultramatic en excellent état... Il manquait seulement le cordier et les pontets, j'avais des modèles compatibles chez moi. Elle se joue super bien avec un manche très confortable et des micros excellents, et j'aime beaucoup la table aux effets "flammes ondulées". #guitaporn #guitargear

Habe endlich - nach laaaanger Zeit - eine wichtige Operation durchgeführt:

Bei meiner alten #Samick-Westerngitarre war schon länger der Wirbel der G-Saite gebrochen.

Heute hat sich dann "Emily the Strange" als Spenderin angeboten, da sie bald sowieso mal komplett durchgecheckt werden muss.

Die Operation war ein voller Erfolg!

"Sam" hat nun die silbernen Spender-Wirbel von "Emily".

Das ganz Besondere an "Sam": Er ist einen Halbton tiefer gestimmt.*

E > Eb