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If today is long, what will tomorrow be?

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williamfriggle
Posted 2006-03-08 11:27 AM (#263190 - in reply to #263165)
Subject: Re: If today is long, what will tomorrow be?


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Originally posted by TWA:
It doesn't matter...I'm at work. But the little lady's keeping an eye out.
I am at home looking out my front windows. Nothing to see yet.
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williamfriggle
Posted 2006-03-08 12:44 PM (#263191 - in reply to #263165)
Subject: Re: If today is long, what will tomorrow be?


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IT'S HERE. IT'S HERE!!!!!!!!! Will report in a while.
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TWA
Posted 2006-03-08 4:08 PM (#263192 - in reply to #263165)
Subject: Re: If today is long, what will tomorrow be?


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Tomorrow finally came...in a box packed with newspapers and another packet full of guitar catalogs and ovation dvd...a beautiful amberburst Legend LX with gold tuners from here to next week...sigh...and a new pack of strings. Thanks Al.
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williamfriggle
Posted 2006-03-08 4:40 PM (#263193 - in reply to #263165)
Subject: Re: If today is long, what will tomorrow be?


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Great. Glad for you. I messed mine up I guess. Opened it up to soon and now have 3 finish cracks. Man that pisses me off. I am so careful with my stuff. I thought with it being warm here today it would be OK after an hour but I guess it wasn't.
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cliff
Posted 2006-03-08 5:18 PM (#263194 - in reply to #263165)
Subject: Re: If today is long, what will tomorrow be?


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Bringing a guitar in from a 50degree environment and opening it in a 65degree environ is not gonna crack your guitar. My guitars get subjected to wider swings than that on a weekly basis and have never had a problem.
If it sat on your porch on a sub-freezing day, and you opened it in front the woodstove . . . yeah.

It was either sent that way, or it happened in shipping.

This an eBay purchase??
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williamfriggle
Posted 2006-03-08 6:02 PM (#263195 - in reply to #263165)
Subject: Re: If today is long, what will tomorrow be?


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Yes ebay purchase. But I saw pictures before the sale that if it was craked I would have seen it. I didn't think after waiting an hour it would do it with that range of temps either. Unless he was able to photograph it in a way so it could not be seen. But I went to school for photography and it doesn't appear to be a weird angel at all. Either way my guitar has 3 cracks. But I will live with it. Once I take the kids to Awana at church tonight I will have 1 1/2 hours to play with her. But the little I did before she was sweet.
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cliff
Posted 2006-03-08 6:13 PM (#263196 - in reply to #263165)
Subject: Re: If today is long, what will tomorrow be?


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Two minutes with PhotoShop and I can have the Liberty Bell up on eBay in "Like New" condition . . .
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williamfriggle
Posted 2006-03-08 6:15 PM (#263197 - in reply to #263165)
Subject: Re: If today is long, what will tomorrow be?


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True.
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Designzilla
Posted 2006-03-08 7:38 PM (#263198 - in reply to #263165)
Subject: Re: If today is long, what will tomorrow be?


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I can have the Liberty Bell up on eBay in "Like New" condition
Don't bother Cliff. A brand new one was on eBay last week. It sold for less than the grilled cheese sandwich with Mary's face on it.

Bill, good luck what ever you decide. But it was advertised as a new guitar, right? With worn frets? Don't think so.
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TWA
Posted 2006-03-08 7:50 PM (#263199 - in reply to #263165)
Subject: Re: If today is long, what will tomorrow be?


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All I can say about my purchase is swwweeeeeetttt! Absolutely no blemishes or defects besides a broken string and Al threw another pack in to cover that. The 6756 Legend LX is one beautiful guitar sound and
looks. I need to tell you I bought this through Al sight unseen and am not disappointed. This will probably be my last guitar purchase for a long time but if and when I buy another believe me Al will be my first choice for dealers. :cool:
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williamfriggle
Posted 2006-03-08 8:06 PM (#263200 - in reply to #263165)
Subject: Re: If today is long, what will tomorrow be?


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Congrats on your new baby.

I took pictures of the cracks. And they don't show up on the pictures. I guess I got snookered.
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