GPOTD Tuesday November 28 2023

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Meatus McPrepuce
Sorry it's late - tough day at the office...

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Oopegg Supreme Collection Trailbreaker Mark-1 - Ice Blue Metallic

https://reverb.com/item/76436567-oopegg-supreme-collection-trailbreaker-mark-1-ice-blue-metallic

Finish is in excellent condition and it sounds great. I managed to find one tiny ding at the bottom (pictured and there is some glare on the paint in that picture as well, those aren't scratches).

Specs

  • Serial No. - #21075
  • Body Wood - Alder
  • Neck Wood - Maple + Walnut 5Ply w. Flamed Maple Natural Binding
  • Fingerboard Wood - Maple
  • Scale Length - 24.75"
  • Neck Shape - Modern D
  • Neck Back Finish - Thin Urethane Matte
  • Neck Radius - 12"
  • Frets - 22 Medium Jumbo
  • Fret Sidemarkers - Luminlay
  • Fingerboard Inlay - Dots, Black Pearloid
  • Nut - Oil-Bone
  • Bridge - Halon 1060 Steel Bridge
  • Tailpiece - Descendant Vibrato
  • Control - 1 Vol w. Treble Bleed Circuit, 1 Tone w. Push/Pull SW (Passive Capacitor Filter), 3-Way Pickup Selector SW (Neck, Neck + Bridge, Bridge), 3-Way Middle Pickup Selector Mini Toggle SW (Upper: Direct On, Center: Mix w. 3-Way PU Selector SW, Lower: Off)
  • Tuners - Gotoh SD90-HAP
  • Pickups - Magneto Design Lab Power90 (Neck), 2-5-SC Hot (Middle), Custom-Humbucker (Bridge)
  • Pickguard, Truss Rod Cover - Vintage White
  • Control Plage - Aluminium Silver
  • Color - Ice Blue Metallic *Matching Headstock
  • Body Finish - Thin Urethane
  • Strap Pin - OOPEGG Original Pin
  • Hardware - Chrome/Nickel
 
Single coils mixed in with a matched pair of buckers is a weird hang up for me, but otherwise I like a lot of it.
 
I am really intrigued by the neck attachment on this one, I think it looks pretty good and interesting
 
I’ve always wanted to try one. Those seem like a completely unsexy Swiss Army Knife situation, but I could be persuaded if it were awesome.
 
Dig the finish, but pretty much nothing else. I suppose when I see these offset spin-offs, I think "Hmm.. that might work, but ultimately I'd much rather have a Jag or a JM, like a used MIJ I could mod or maybe a new Vintera, or if I could get a good deal on a nice AVRI!"
 
seems like it would have a lot of cool sounds.
not sure how you would practically switch between several of them on the fly. maybe more of a studio unit.
$2600 ??? not so much.
 
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