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Location: Keller, TX | For Sale:
Essentially new Legend LX in natural. I've had it about four months. It is an FRG. The only noticeable flaw is a slight discoloration to the top on the upper bout. It actually is just a natural darkening of the wood. There is also a spot about the size of a dime near the lower waist that the grain of the wood is "asymmetrical". Both "flaws" are really just natural wood features. I will try to post photos ASAP.
It just got back from the factory for a neck reset. It had the pickup buried in the bridge as described by Kim Keller at the factory tour. Now the setup is spot-on.
Honestly, this is a great guitar, it just doesn't fit for me. I'm getting a bass and considering adding an electric too, so I need to thin a little.
I'm gonna start by asking $700 to the OFC plus shipping. Includes OHSC. |
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Location: Keller, TX | Here are some images:
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Location: Keller, TX | Just a bump. Joined the church band and I am the only one with a bass guitar, so I'm needing to buy a bass amp and cabinet. I guess I better get busy selling this one. If no takers, it's going on the bay this week. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Sweet deal Tom.
I have always preferred the disrupted grain patterns over the total high graded, much more interesting.
What are you looking for in an electric?
I'll PM later. |
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Location: Keller, TX | Now on EBAY
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Location: Keller, TX | ^Bump. Just a reminder, the auction ends tomorrow. No bids yet. |
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FS: 1777LX-4 (Legend, Natural)