Martin_UK
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hoss33 said:They look like those on a 1970s Norlin era Gibson. Too "busy" for real burst inlays.
I see what you mean (having just flipped through BOTB!).
hoss33 said:They look like those on a 1970s Norlin era Gibson. Too "busy" for real burst inlays.
Are all Max, Keebler,... replicas that were ever built accounted for?
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=019&item=290020215645&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1
i like this one better ..but i can get you the exact same thing for 32500.00 less minus the parts would you agree MapleFlame
MapleFlame said:Operation No Doubt
FLICKOFLASH said:![]()
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=019&item=290020215645&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1
i like this one better ..but i can get you the exact same thing for 32500.00 less minus the parts would you agree MapleFlame
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+1:hmmhoss33 said:???
Please explain
this is a non MAX 32500.00 less you compare is the picture worth 32500.00 to you ??Chlsmo said:+1:hmm
FLICKOFLASH said:this is a non MAX 32500.00 less you compare is the picture worth 32500.00 to you ??
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Is this guitar spoken for? Shoot me an email Jeffrey! :salude
FLICKOFLASH said:with a real burst running in the 250,000.00 + range is a exact handmade copy made with the same materials & vintage parts at 40,000.00 really that unreasonable.....:hmm
Not quite. The difference between a Max and any other replica, even by the manufacturer, is that all woods, binding and finish are exactly period-correct. Due to import restrictions and environmental codes, that cannot be done today. So buying a Max is as close as you can get to a real burst.For the record: They can be GREAT guitars (One of THE two best-sounding "Non-original" Les Pauls I've ever played is a Max), but they are NOT "EXACT handmade copies". . .:ganz
Not quite. The difference between a Max and any other replica, even by the manufacturer, is that all woods, binding and finish are exactly period-correct. Due to import restrictions and environmental codes, that cannot be done today. So buying a Max is as close as you can get to a real burst.
Max died earlier this year.
But his "legacy" lives on, thanks also to this forum.Yeah, the ultimate “cease and desist”.