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At least from the pictures, this doesn't look very convincing. For that money, I'd rather get a new current reissue and a vintage blackface Deluxe Reverb 😏.
That guitar looks amazing! Dark fretboard, nice burst, understated plaintop...
I'd definitely keep it if it sounds and plays well.
If you intend to play it just a little, don't worry about the small scratches, there will be more and that's OK
I have 2 Mono gigbags, I use both all the time for my nitro guitars. Never had any issues. One is the semi-hollow version, I use that for my vintage 335 and 330 and even for a luthier made Jazzbox that is finished in shellac. The other one I use for my Les Paul and my vintage SG and Jazzmaster...
Hi guys,
I'm looking for a 1960ies Epi Sheraton, preferrably in sunburst. I'm in the EU.
If you have one that you consider selling, or know about one that is for sale, please let me know, I'd very much appreciate it!
Many thanks! :)
As a student, I used to practice 1-2 hours in the morning, that was amazing. I had a fresh mind and lots of concentration and made a lot of progress.
When I started working full time I practiced in the afternoon after work, still > 1 hour and fairly awake.
Now I have two kids and I only get to...
Thanks for the further replies!!
I'm keeping the stock ones for now. They are from 2012, so thats why they probably look different from the Area59/ current True Historic.
From shipping it with GLS... the guitar probably had a bit too much wiggling room in the case and got banged around badly during shipping.
The top had previously been recarved during a makeover, so it was quite thin at the control cavity.
Then my luthier fixed it, but the glue he used...
Hi all!
I just bought a set of quite expensive Area59 knobs for my Les Paul. Afaik, they are considered to be among the most vintage-correct knobs you can get, but I'm not sure I prefer them over the stock ones. I think look kind of orangy and don't really go along with the particular gold hue...