Post your throwback gear here, let's reminisce and remember them how they used to tickle our fantasies...
2004 McCarty in Gray Black heavily modded and 2009 Tremonti II in Vintage Natural both 10 tops
1996 Gibson Classic Premium Plus Amber
Throwback
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Throwback
We always have old flames, the one that got away and we always wanted them back. But then, GAS has taken them away, and CASH is always KING.
Post your throwback gear here, let's reminisce and remember them how they used to tickle our fantasies...
2004 McCarty in Gray Black heavily modded and 2009 Tremonti II in Vintage Natural both 10 tops
1996 Gibson Classic Premium Plus Amber
Post your throwback gear here, let's reminisce and remember them how they used to tickle our fantasies...
2004 McCarty in Gray Black heavily modded and 2009 Tremonti II in Vintage Natural both 10 tops
1996 Gibson Classic Premium Plus Amber
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null_pointer
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Re: Throwback
Hmm I'm sorry about this one, but only cause of the silly price I sold it for back in the day. 1978 Telecaster with Lollar minibucker in the neck, probably got $1100 in the hand after eBay fees a few years back.
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Re: Throwback
Not so much that I miss it as I'd be curious to play it now.
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Re: Throwback
I don't have any such nostalgia issues.
The only guitars I have sold are a Jackson Fusion and an Epiphone SG. I sold them to a mate and can play them when I like.
But I don't, because I bought another Jackson Fusion and a couple of Gibson SGs.
The only guitars I have sold are a Jackson Fusion and an Epiphone SG. I sold them to a mate and can play them when I like.
But I don't, because I bought another Jackson Fusion and a couple of Gibson SGs.
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Re: Throwback
Slowy wrote: That's the problem; everything rewarding is just such hard work. Regret takes much less effort.
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Re: Throwback
ah yeah I miss the old ratty, hand carved from a piece of ash by your's truly! V Neck from a japanese fotoflame. CS54 pups. Real ciggie burns, back from when I smoked etc... Heavier than my LP
Who parted it?
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So, is that low alcohol or no alcohol at all? mmmm, no alcohol, do you want to try it? Noooooooooo.
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Re: Throwback
The guitar I miss most is my Steiny M Series with Trans Trem. That neck was like playing on buttah, hot melted buttah. I never even had to tune the bloody thing. Could lock the trem in different tunings etc....
So, is that low alcohol or no alcohol at all? mmmm, no alcohol, do you want to try it? Noooooooooo.
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Re: Throwback
I never picked you for a Steinie man...would have thought more of a Heinie...Bg wrote:The guitar I miss most is my Steiny M Series with Trans Trem. That neck was like playing on buttah, hot melted buttah. I never even had to tune the bloody thing. Could lock the trem in different tunings etc....
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Re: Throwback
I regrhett nothing
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