Reply With QuoteFound some info. If you ever come across one, it's definately worth checking out:
http://www.geocities.com/signaturegu...x.html#company
Regular Fretter
Signature (?) Basses
Jammin' at a family function last night. My cousin's husband plays a bit o' bass and has an awesome little rig. His bass is a "Signature" brand that was made in Canada (Rush's Alex Lifeson reportedly had a hand in this short-lived company). Looks similar to a Carvin California Carved Top with a gorgeous quilted top in a cherry-ish sunburst and gold hardware. P type p'up at the neck and J type at the bridge. Ebony fretboard. Played it thru a little Gallien-Krueger MB-150S-112 Micro-Bass Combo amp (killer little amp BTW).
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Thought I'd share. I'll see if anyone got any pics of our little jam session and post it here. Anyone heard of these beauties before?
Electrics: Hagstrom Ultra Swede (Gold Eagle Burst) Gretsch 5120 Electromatic (Orange) Custom Nashville Blackout Telecaster (Black, Stat mid/neck p'ups; Lil Puncher (Modern Vintage) bridge p'up; Wilkinson Compensated Bridge w/ 3 brass saddles, Warmoth Vintage Modern Birdseye Maple Neck) Fender MIM Stratocaster (Blue Agave, Rosewood Fretboard, Fender Tex-Mex p'ups; GFS Trem/Block Kit) Highland Spitfire (semi-hollow, flame maple top w/ bubinga inlay)Acoustics:Washburn D10CEQSB, Yamaha FG160E
Bass: Westone Spectrum ST, Warwick Rockbass Corvette Basic Active
Amps: Vox NT15H/V112NT Night Train, Peavey Bandit 112, Hartke HyDrive 210C Bass Amp, Vox DA5
Regular Fretter
Found some info. If you ever come across one, it's definately worth checking out
http://www.geocities.com/signaturegu...x.html#company
Electrics: Hagstrom Ultra Swede (Gold Eagle Burst) Gretsch 5120 Electromatic (Orange) Custom Nashville Blackout Telecaster (Black, Stat mid/neck p'ups; Lil Puncher (Modern Vintage) bridge p'up; Wilkinson Compensated Bridge w/ 3 brass saddles, Warmoth Vintage Modern Birdseye Maple Neck) Fender MIM Stratocaster (Blue Agave, Rosewood Fretboard, Fender Tex-Mex p'ups; GFS Trem/Block Kit) Highland Spitfire (semi-hollow, flame maple top w/ bubinga inlay)Acoustics:Washburn D10CEQSB, Yamaha FG160E
Bass: Westone Spectrum ST, Warwick Rockbass Corvette Basic Active
Amps: Vox NT15H/V112NT Night Train, Peavey Bandit 112, Hartke HyDrive 210C Bass Amp, Vox DA5
Luke Skyrawker
Good info. Thanks.
I'll bet the company folding was due in large part to the pointy head stocks and the end of the 80's.
"No Tele For you." - The Tele Nazi
Ha! Tele-ish now inbound.
Regular Fretter
Has anyone played one?Originally Posted by Spudman
Good info. Thanks.
I'll bet the company folding was due in large part to the pointy head stocks and the end of the 80's.
Good point Spud. I'll bet right now someone is working on their dream company
Relic Guitars
just ready to go into production in 2010 just as the interest in relics falls flat on it's face in the new era of shiny, shiny, sparkley, space-age futurama guitars.
Did I mention shiney?
I pick a moon dog.
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