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this sexy dude.

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MIJ 1990 Orville by Gibson Les Paul Custom.
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NippleWrestler wrote:this sexy dude.

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MIJ 1990 Orville by Gibson Les Paul Custom.
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OK here's a pic of my Radian :)

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The flash does her no favours and makes the fretboard look a little unloved, time to get some lemon oil or something on it I think. Actually she fully deserves a trip for a proper setup and pampering I think.

BTW - Those D'Addario desk clamps are wonderful things for when I don't have a stand handy right this second...
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NippleWrestler wrote:this sexy dude.

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MIJ 1990 Orville by Gibson Les Paul Custom.
I think I've seen you post that on Facebook. I've got the righty version of that one. It is a very nice guitar.
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Never had a photo of these two together before.
Both chose me (proving I'm dumber than a block of wood)
Both are so good that much as I admire other guitars, I really don't need them.
I will die with these two.
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Oh yes. That is the Strat to end all Strats.
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vintage52 wrote: Am developing a serious love for my Mexican Strat at the moment though.
I'm wondering if Trump gets in, will the 1,488,956 Mexican made Fenders in existance become collectable?
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Frey wrote:
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Nice! tama acoustics are great
I've played a few. None of them equal this one.
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Molly wrote:This is mine:

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This looks the biz. Very nice
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Didn't post any earlier, so here's a few quick pictures. I pretty much play this 95% of the time.

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MrDINO wrote: This looks the biz. Very nice
Stop posting pictures of that damn Strat. It makes my guts percolate.
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Slowy wrote:
MrDINO wrote: This looks the biz. Very nice
Stop posting pictures of that damn Strat. It makes my guts percolate.
Percolate? So if a coffee percolator effectively uses percolation to brew coffee and this guitar causes your stomach to percolate, or rather brew something, that would mean... well I know what my digestive system is good at brewing, but I'd consider that to be a reasonably odd physiological response to a photo of a Strat.
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Oh I dunno. Makes sense to me :-)
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Zaulkin wrote:Didn't post any earlier, so here's a few quick pictures. I pretty much play this 95% of the time.

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Haha are you Suhr that's an Ash Custom...?
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Danger Mouse wrote:
Slowy wrote:
MrDINO wrote: This looks the biz. Very nice
Stop posting pictures of that damn Strat. It makes my guts percolate.
Percolate? So if a coffee percolator effectively uses percolation to brew coffee and this guitar causes your stomach to percolate, or rather brew something, that would mean... well I know what my digestive system is good at brewing, but I'd consider that to be a reasonably odd physiological response to a photo of a Strat.
:wtf: :lol:
Methinks you are over thinking, my dear Mouse.
I was referring to the bubbling sensation resulting from the gas this thing creates.
But you knew that already. :D

To my eyes, that is an utterly perfect looking Strat... and I've never been particularly attached to the colour either.
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