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Ballard:
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--- Quote from: Ballard on 19 Nov 2007, 16:51 ---Why? Does he know it's value?
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Well, yeah. But still, friends are friends :) It's fairly well kept and i got it at half list price. Pretty good deal, I reckon!
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Ohh. You didn't make clear that he was selling it to you.
Good on 'im then.
Lummer:
Well, it IS in for a kicking, but I believe he knew that.
Alex C:
--- Quote from: terriblecabbage on 20 Nov 2007, 08:57 ---It's an OLP MM2, and my first bass (or guitar for that matter). Yes, I'm a goddamn newbie. :D
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I'm a big noob too. But hey, you always remember your first, right?
Here's mine:
Yeah, I know it's gimmicky. But a wise man once said: "Fuck you, I bought it, I thought it was cool."
Patrick:
Mmm, delicious. 24 frets (that you can fucking reach for once), locking nut and trem, and an attention-grabbing paint job. Gimmicky, yes, and I'm still not a fan of SuperStrats, but if I had to choose between the dime-a-dozen models of them that there are out there, I'd go for that one.
Thrillho:
--- Quote from: BaneAtvar on 20 Nov 2007, 16:42 ---So, I totally fell in love with Subway's Tele* Deluxe, but I live in Portugal (freaking other side of the world) and the guy didnt answer my e-mail, so I'm very skeptical about ordering from them.
I really (-REALLY-) want a Tele with a humbucker in the bridge position, any recommendations fellas?
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My pride and joy, the guitar I love most in my collection, is the '72 Telecaster Custom reissue. 'Buckers in the neck and bridge. It's got great chnk, great jangle, and if you find the right amp it has a majestic clean tone too. You can do fiery blues, a warm soloing tone, it works for metal, it works for indie, it works for prog - it just does everything I could possibly want.
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