GPOTD 5.23.2023

BuzzBaloo

BuzzBaloo

Kick Henry Jackassowski
Electra X710 Outlaw MPC 1970s Walnut

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Guitar was recently setup and restrung. Bridge pickup replaced with a Bill Lawrence US pickup. Power overdrive and phaser modules. Comes with original case. Due to age, some wear as shown in photos- more photos available upon request.

https://reverb.com/item/67791835-electra-x710-outlaw-mpc-1970s-walnut

EDIT: In my haste, I forgot the Reverb link this morning.
 
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Always was interested in the MPC guitars. Not really this model, most were LP, 335, and Explorer clones (Rick "Rock 'n' Roll Hoochie Coo" Derringer used the X-910 Explorer), but I figured I would pick where they tried to do their own thing.

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They had an MPC guitar at Atomic one of our Barnstorm runs. Pretty cool guitar, would love the explorer version
 
i played on a few of the MPC's back when they were a new thing. liked the LP one.
having a couple of your most used pedals IN the guitar, instead of on the floor, was a handy idea. the modules didn't all sound that great, but idea was a good one.
not a big fan of that^^ one, tho.
looks like an obese SG. :lol:
 
mongooz said:
looks like an obese SG. :lol:
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Then you might not like tomorrows guitar either.


As I said, this one doesn't really appeal to me, but I wanted to feature an "original" instead of some clone. What I found interesting was just about every X710 I found on Reverb had the bridge PU replaced.
 
Not my thing, but I didn't know anyone was doing the onboard effects back that far. Some forward thinking on their part.
 
Interesting, but overall, not my thing. The logo with the letters E and G making an upside down peace sign is pretty clever though. No doubt the designer was well and truly chuffed when they came up with that.
 
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