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Coolhand78
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by Coolhand78 » Wed Aug 13, 2014 7:15 am
devnulljp wrote:Has to be the Jr.
So simple, sounds great, weighs nothing.

59?
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punkbulldog
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by punkbulldog » Wed Aug 13, 2014 8:14 am
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Random Rat
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by Random Rat » Wed Aug 13, 2014 8:29 am
devnulljp wrote:Has to be the Jr.
So simple, sounds great, weighs nothing.
Wow that's a beauty Dev!
This Jaguar 63' was badly refinished in white when i bought it (looked awesome in white too but..). You could see the Candy in the cracks so i had to see what was under. It was expensive

but worth it since i did not pay much for it. The guy who did it had it for 8 months or so

Its the most inspirational guitar ive ever had. Easy on my chubby hands and sounds wonderful. I was probably not born when this was scratched up thou so donno were those came from.

"Don't wipe the sweat off your instrument
You need that stink on there. Then you have to get that stink onto your music."
/beefheart
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Jim Goad
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by Jim Goad » Wed Aug 13, 2014 9:54 am
^ Stunning Jag!
Dev's LP Junior is just

in every way. I have to get an old Junior at some point.
agoldoor wrote:J. Goad, what is that there? It looks a lot to me like my first guitar, but I bet mine is based on whatever yours is there.
Mine was an Ibanez AX120, and I hate it to this day (still sitting around in a corner waiting for me to smash it.)
As Cody said, Gordon Smith GS2. Bought it very cheaply as a live backup guitar but it immediately became my number 1. Was beat to shit when I got it, I broke & reset the neck once but the second time it was unrepairable.

It's like an orange on a toothpick
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bazguitar
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by bazguitar » Wed Aug 13, 2014 12:21 pm
I've had this,
some 30 years
screams at you like a good guitar should
if you leave it alone too long

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devnulljp
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by devnulljp » Wed Aug 13, 2014 3:39 pm
Coolhand78 wrote:devnulljp wrote:Has to be the Jr.
So simple, sounds great, weighs nothing.
59?
55 -- weren't they mostly double cuts by 59?
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by devnulljp » Wed Aug 13, 2014 3:41 pm
bazguitar wrote:1961 es 335.jpg
I've had this,
some 30 years
screams at you like a good guitar should
if you leave it alone too long
That is awesome! I have a 66, but man that's amazing. Are those PAFs?

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bazguitar
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by bazguitar » Wed Aug 13, 2014 3:49 pm
devnulljp wrote:bazguitar wrote:1961 es 335.jpg
I've had this,
some 30 years
screams at you like a good guitar should
if you leave it alone too long
That is awesome! I have a 66, but man that's amazing. Are those PAFs?

Yes both hot PAF's it rocks with totally brilliant controlled feed back
an SG with wings ha ha
always trade up

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Graemey
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by Graemey » Wed Aug 13, 2014 5:14 pm
May as well join in the fun!
Here's my number one squeeze.
She's a real gigging trooper and a little more worn-in these days (in a good way).
A pretty little work horse

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bazguitar
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by bazguitar » Wed Aug 13, 2014 10:28 pm
Graemey wrote:May as well join in the fun!
Here's my number one squeeze.
She's a real gigging trooper and a little more worn-in these days (in a good way).
A pretty little work horse

and in your hands mate sounds great in a rockabilly style
ace of spade is my fav

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