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Patrick:

--- Quote from: celticgeek on 11 Jul 2009, 20:41 ---That is a flat fantastic guitar, Patrick. 

I have two Kay guitars (one is actually a Penncrest) but I love them both and I really do like their tone.  They are both from about 1966-1967, just before Kay went out of business. 

I envy you the use of the 1937 Kay.  Post recordings of it, if you can. 

--- End quote ---

Thanks! She belongs to my old man. If I could choose any one thing to inherit when he inevitably passes on, I'd skip his Mustang, I'd skip his airplane, I'd skip even his ridiculously well-preserved vinyl collection if it were necessary to have that guitar. This guitar taught my dad most of what he knows about guitar playing, and it was the first I ever laid hands on, and if anybody ever hurt it, I would kill them on the spot.

I'm not sure I can post recordings of her though, because I don't think my dad'll let me take her along to the studio when I record my demo in a couple of days. But I can definitely ask! And I'll post more pics later. You guys haven't even seen the headstock emblem's shadow or the absolutely CAKED-ON grime that this guitar has built up over the years. Seriously the grime is like 1mm thick in some places.

ledhendrix:
I might go and take pictures of all my dads old guitars. Then we can all have an old guitar orgy.

Akima:
A warning to all guitarists: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YGc4zOqozo

Of course considering the QC attitude to the music style in this video, there might be some who would say that United Airlines' baggage-handlers did a public service...  :evil:

Patrick:
I usually tell the airlines that I could check my guitar in it's flight case, but that I would not, under any circumstances, sign their "ain't our fault if our baggage handlers fuck up your thousand-dollar instrument" form. I watched one of the handlers in Seattle throw my Jag + case onto the little slidey ramp thing for oversize baggage, and I chewed that fucker out good. Guy's lucky I didn't ask for his supervisor. I'd have loved to crack the case over that asshole's head.

Cernunnos:
Thankfully, it was a Fender Jaguar, and whatever doesn't kill it makes it stronger

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