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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Planning for just that...hopefully |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | I wish I lived in VA just so I could stop by and try it out (: |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | OK....I have had too many requests to post the twins up.....so here ya go!
THE NUTCRUSHING THUNDERSHAKIN EARTHQUAKEMAKIN 2080D Custom Longneck Slothead 12 string.
 
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | The SLOTHEAD 2080D LONGNECK 6 String.
 
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| These have to be about the loudest guitars I've ever played. They are thunderously, gut-rumbling, window-shaking loud. I haven't yet played an OFC-II, but these 2080Ds make all others hide with shame. The only other one that's comparable is Beal's 2080D wideneck. I'd be afraid to put all three of these in a small room, unless it was a hardened nuke bunker. |
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Location: Utah | They're just plain 2080 bodies with longer necks, right? I played both of StephenT's at Raccoonfest in Hot Springs, and they are thunderous. What makes that difference over a regular 2080? Just thicker strings or is there something structural that is different. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | T28's longneck 2080 (and Beal's) are just amazing guitars. Takes the whole adamas standard and kicks it right over the top. The comparison to regular 2080's is cosmetic only. These are in a whole different league. |
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Location: Newington, CT | Wow!
Just, wow! |
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Location: Texas | Originally posted by AlanM:
Wow!
Just, wow! +1 … what he said |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | You don't hear Stephen's baritones. You feel the rumble. I couldn't put them down the one night I had the opportunity. These are truly fabulous customs that will likely never be duplicated. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | I used T28's awesome longneck 2080 for my singing debut at the BHJ. Thankfully, it was louder!!! :D |
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Refreshing!!!
