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NGD - Fallout

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Hi All,

Brand new USA Fallout on the left, Epi Dot Reissue on the right. In the real world, the Epi is a brighter taxi cab yellow, the Fallout has a bit of banana or cream in the color.

The Fallout is a pleasant weight & feels good. Now I just have to play it.

This is gonna be fun :)

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Sweet !! .. is that Daytona Yellow ?? ... I sure like my Fallout ... works perfect for what I use it for , light weight and well balanced makes it easy to play 3 hours straight
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Congratulations. I love the color on the Fallout.

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FF: Yes, that is the Daytona Yellow. :)

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A couple of hours later.

I have been playing my Fallout thru an amp from http://vintage47amps.com. The neck pup/P-90 gives me some really nice jazz/blues tones.

This guitar is really to play. :)


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Nice guitars, Ed! Congrat's on the new aquisition.
Which duncan in the fallout, which duncans in the epi?
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Hi John,

The 'bucker in the Fallout is a Duncan JB, splittable. The Epi I pulled out the stock pups, and I put in the Duncan Jazz/JB pair. The Epi is quite nice too, now. :)

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Congratulations Ed! They are both nice looking guitars! Enjoy. :)

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Congrats Ed, I totally dig that Daytona yellow color.

Nice pair by the way. :evilgrin:
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One month later, I still really like the Fallout. I like the weight, I like the way it feels.

The only (very minor) issue I have is with the tuners. I can not string it with 13-56's so I can tune it to open G. The hole in the split top tuner is too small for the .056" string. I can deal with this.

I also highly recommend you all get one, while you can :)

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Ed, this one slipped by me. Very nice.-- Darwin
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I'm still love'n mine too !! ..... for all the reasons you mentioned plus the SD and P90 works good in the heavy metal band I play in .... My dealer ordered locking tuners the day after he ordered the Fallout and had them installed before I picked it up , all less than one week , you can't buy that fast on the internet :) .....
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FF,

Which tuners? I don't that I would switch over, but I might.....

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they are G&L locking tuners ordered a day after the Fallout from G&L
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I believe the locking tuners G&L use on their guitars are Schaller, but I don't know the model number. Something like M6 Locking pin.
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Thanks, MM.

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Metalmechanic wrote:I believe the locking tuners G&L use on their guitars are Schaller, but I don't know the model number. Something like M6 Locking pin.
See this post from Darwin: http://guitarsbyleo.com/FORUM/viewtopic ... 941#p73941

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mine must be sperzel as they don't say G&L on them
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Fumble fingers wrote:mine must be sperzel as they don't say G&L on them
Locking tuners don't have the G&L logo, see: What tuners are used on G&L guitars (USA models)?.

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