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<blockquote data-quote="Electrodave" data-source="post: 21788289" data-attributes="member: 343811">I had never considered the possibility of combining guitar porn with vape porn before my return here. Here are my favorite guitar and my favorite vape rig.[ATTACH=full]815747[/ATTACH]I first put Brandi together about 4 years ago.&nbsp; I listed her to sell, but I fell in love with her and decided to keep her as my personal player.&nbsp; She&#039;s been through so many changes since then that the only original parts left are the body and the neck plate.The body and latest neck are by Warmoth.&nbsp; The body is modeled after the Fender Swinger.&nbsp; Extremely ergonomic body design. The neck is canary wood with a canary fretboard. Fender/Kluson Vintage &quot;F&quot; mount tuners.&nbsp; Fender American Deluxe two point tremolo bridge. Three pickups designed by CaliGuitar, and manufactured by Artec.&nbsp; The bridge pickup is a Railmaster (twin alnico rail humbucker--very hot), the mid pickup is a Flat Rail with neodymium magnets, while the neck pickup is ceramic magnet Flat Rail.&nbsp; The combination of the pickups and the mad switching scheme makes her a real tonemistress.I carved the neck to a slimmer, flatter profile, with a very slim taper.&nbsp; Between that and the amazing natural slickness of the canary, it makes for some comfortable shredding.I love my guitar.The mod is my treasured Provari Ti.&nbsp; It&#039;s a 2.5 Titanium, but they marketed it as just the &quot;Ti&quot;.&nbsp; I have it paired up with a House of Hybids P3 Kabuki, which has a base that was designed especially for Provaris that have flat 22mm top caps.&nbsp; Does away with the adapter and beauty ring, and mates firmly and securely.The Kabuki uses Nautilus BVC coils, and delivers a wonderfully smooth vape.&nbsp; I can tootle away all day long with my max VG at 10W.&nbsp; I can chuck some clouds, bro!Really, I can.&nbsp; If I don&#039;t watch out, I can very quickly make my house look like a vape meet.&nbsp; At 10W.At 5.6oz/157gm, it&#039;s a very pocket friendly rig.&nbsp; A real favorite of mine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Electrodave, post: 21788289, member: 343811"] I had never considered the possibility of combining guitar porn with vape porn before my return here. Here are my favorite guitar and my favorite vape rig. [ATTACH=full]815747[/ATTACH] I first put Brandi together about 4 years ago. I listed her to sell, but I fell in love with her and decided to keep her as my personal player. She's been through so many changes since then that the only original parts left are the body and the neck plate. The body and latest neck are by Warmoth. The body is modeled after the Fender Swinger. Extremely ergonomic body design. The neck is canary wood with a canary fretboard. Fender/Kluson Vintage "F" mount tuners. Fender American Deluxe two point tremolo bridge. Three pickups designed by CaliGuitar, and manufactured by Artec. The bridge pickup is a Railmaster (twin alnico rail humbucker--very hot), the mid pickup is a Flat Rail with neodymium magnets, while the neck pickup is ceramic magnet Flat Rail. The combination of the pickups and the mad switching scheme makes her a real tonemistress. I carved the neck to a slimmer, flatter profile, with a very slim taper. Between that and the amazing natural slickness of the canary, it makes for some comfortable shredding. I love my guitar. The mod is my treasured Provari Ti. It's a 2.5 Titanium, but they marketed it as just the "Ti". I have it paired up with a House of Hybids P3 Kabuki, which has a base that was designed especially for Provaris that have flat 22mm top caps. Does away with the adapter and beauty ring, and mates firmly and securely. The Kabuki uses Nautilus BVC coils, and delivers a wonderfully smooth vape. I can tootle away all day long with my max VG at 10W. I can chuck some clouds, bro! Really, I can. If I don't watch out, I can very quickly make my house look like a vape meet. At 10W. At 5.6oz/157gm, it's a very pocket friendly rig. A real favorite of mine. [/QUOTE]

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