Wall of Mosrite

[stl80]

Nice picture. Thanks.
Jim

[GTSP]

I guess for the record, I should state that the Johnny Ramone model was sold just days after this pic was taken. That replenished the funds used on the 350.

[KRamone27]

Nice to know I'm not the only crazy one that plays their guitars slung low.

[101Volts]

I guess for the record, I should state that the Johnny Ramone model was sold just days after this pic was taken. That replenished the funds used on the 350.

Wow, Now that shows the quality of the Hallmark Sheena model.

Austin

[GTSP]

I guess for the record, I should state that the Johnny Ramone model was sold just days after this pic was taken. That replenished the funds used on the 350.

Wow, Now that shows the quality of the Hallmark Sheena model.

Austin

Yeah, I greatly prefered my Sheena to the Ramones model. With that said, I like the Ranger way more than the Sheena. It's the neck.

[oipunkguy]

playing low is the only way to go maybe it hurts your soloing a bit, but it's necessary to play agressive downstrokes. plus it looks cool

[GTSP]

playing low is the only way to go

Yes, yes, yes

maybe it hurts your soloing a bit, but it's necessary to play agressive downstrokes.

Soloing? What's that?

plus it looks cool

Absolutely!

[eltuce]

I think the general rule is that if your belt buckle shows under the guitar it's too high. I dunno, for me it depends on what I'm playing and which guitar I'm playing. Sometimes I just suck it up and play a little higher if it's easier. Either way, the only place you will see the buckle is above the guitar.

[dorkrockrecords]

I think the general rule is that if your belt buckle shows under the guitar it's too high.

Ah, you've introduced a new variable. Not only does the length of one's strap come into play, but the height of one's pants.

[GTSP]

I do tend to wear my acoustic guitar a little higher.