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They remain on of my fave bands ever despite myself being also into jazz and classical stuff.
There's no single day my 3 year old lad wouldn't ask me to play 'Territory' for him
My band, Red For Dissent
Craig Chaquico had bits of tape on his Mockingbird showing where the switches and varitone should be pointing.
Compared with the Mockingbird, the Bich has two extra knobs and an extra switch. No idea what they do.
I've always had a soft spot for the Mockingbird and the 10-string Bich.
The only bit I struggle with on mine is the Varitone - to my ears it just makes the guitar sound progressively less good. All the rest is great, preamp, splits and phase - all really useful and practical.
Like yours mine also plays brilliantly. When I got it back in 2007 (used), it was surprised how small and compact it was.
At the moment I'm looking for:
* Hamer Watson, SS2, Vintage S, T62.
* Music Man Luke 1, Luke II
Please drop me a message.
I’m remember blackie lawless playing one, sure CC Deville had one too , plus many more 80s icons . I used to have schizophrenia and arise by the seps , was more into sacred reich, anthrax, mega death,Metallica ,nuclear assault ,municipal waste, Slayer .in the thrash/speed genre
On my Mockingbird I like the series/parallel and phase switches, the varitone is indeed a "progressively less good" switch and the preamp sounds dreadful - but maybe the MIJ electronics aren't as good as the USA ones.
I did try to think of some kind of alternative onboard FX I could replace them with, but couldn't come up with anything - the most obvious contender was a mid-boost, but that seems pointless on a guitar with humbuckers.