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GreenBurst

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It depends on my mood. I'm blessed to have a Carr Rambler, a Victoria Ivy League, and a Victoria Regal II. An embarrassment of riches. Three different voices with the same guitar,. Mix in multiple guitars and all of a sudden everything you plug in to any of them sounds good. I have the Regal II in rotation this week, with a couple vintage grey Philco 6V6 tubes. It gets grainy early.

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Is this a Korina LP Custom? Hard to tell in the pic but it appears to have some grain lines. Cool.
 

RJLII

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Is this a Korina LP Custom? Hard to tell in the pic but it appears to have some grain lines. Cool.

It’s a 2004 1957 reissue in all Mahogany. The finish is TV Yellow. If you believe the lore, it’s 1 of 60 from a special run for Sam Ash music. I’ve seen photos of two or three others. This is the only one I’ve ever run across in person.

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It’s a 2004 1957 reissue in all Mahogany. The finish is TV Yellow. If you believe the lore, it’s 1 of 60 from a special run for Sam Ash music. I’ve seen photos of two or three others. This is the only one I’ve ever run across in person.

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Love it. Congratulations!
 

Dave P

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Currently the Dumble #124 clone I built. Also a Boogie MKIV that I recently picked up.
 

Amp360

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This old one just sounds good no matter what is plugged into it:

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Amp360

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Cool, but for what style of music would that guitar be suitable?

And respective amp?
I use that guitar for all kinds of things. I bought it really cheap and it sounds a little different, which is why I like it.
 

GreenBurst

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I use that guitar for all kinds of things. I bought it really cheap and it sounds a little different, which is why I like it.

OK, no offense, but you didn't provide a helpful answer. It was an honest question. I see these types of guitars at times in pawn shops but never see them in use. So is it useful for country, pop, nursery rhymes, or metal?
 
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