Jackson Economy Hard Shell Case for Soloist & Dinky 6/7 String Guitars 82 3 offers from $129.99 Gator Cases Hard-Shell Wood Case for Standard Electric Guitars Fits Fender Stratocaster/Telecaster, & More (GWE-ELECTRIC), Black 2,139 13 offers from $81.81 Jackson Soloist Dinky Hardshell Gig Bag - Black 29 3 offers from $109.99 Made in Corona California, it comes in Gloss Black, Platinum Pearl, Riviera Blue or Satin Slime Green finishes with color matched Jackson pointy headstocks and black hardware. And luddites? WTF does that even mean? Jesus dude.give it a rest.The initial runs were made with Brazilian rosewood fretboards, flamed maple tops and mahogany necks and backs. If players liked Kahlers as much as they liked Floyds, we would be having a different conversation wouldn't we.
Headstocks arent really functional, its still a guitar, best instrument ever, so why the attitude?.Attitude? Did you re-read your post? "I do find that Kahler players can play both, while Floyd players cant".like wtf are you talking about? We can't bend because we use a Floyd? Maybe you meant, YOU can't bend with a Floyd? I, and 1000000's of other players can bend just fine. Kinda like the Gibson/Fender/Gretch crowd who sneer down at those who play pointed headstocks. Some Floyd players can get a bit douchey as well, which I dont understand. Do alot of bending and maybe you like Kahler better? I do find that Kahler players can play both, while Floyd players cant. I still like Floyds, because I like anything related to guitar, but I dont like that huge cavity in the body, nor do I like string bending causing the whole bridge to lift. A flatmount with strings specifically made for the Kahler is amazing. Alot of things come down to understanding them.
Tube amps, telecasters, these things would not exist in the land of the openminded keyboard or bass players, but are the kings in guitar land.
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