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Tony Calman
Posted 2005-03-20 11:40 PM (#158880)
Subject: Millennium



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Location: SoCal		check out eBay for the Millennium, pretty rare. Can also check out my gallery (nope, mine isn't for sale.)



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Tony Calman
Posted 2005-03-20 11:52 PM (#158881 - in reply to #158880)
Subject: Re: Millennium



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Location: SoCal		"We built about 75 of the Millennium guitars they had a retail price of about $3,200.00. I say about because they were never in price list or catalog. This was a low production limited edition piece really cool looking to as you know." [a quote from someone at the factory we know]

Crossweave carbon fiber top, mid-depth cutaway body, Adamas multi-soundhole w/leaf pattern, 22 fret (soft, vintage "V" shaped) mahogany neck w/ebony fretboard & ornate solar system inlay, abalone inlaid, 25 1/2" scale length, 1 11/16" nut width, Optima preamp system w/built in tuner, gold tuning machines w/pearloid buttons. MILLCVT
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Tony Calman
Posted 2005-03-21 12:24 AM (#158882 - in reply to #158880)
Subject: Re: Millennium



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Location: SoCal		couple of pictures of mine, not the eBay listing:



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Slipkid
Posted 2005-03-21 5:13 AM (#158883 - in reply to #158880)
Subject: Re: Millennium



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Location: south east Michigan		This guitar remains one of my "should have done it" things. Seeing this guitar is probably what first got my GAS kicking in. The timing just did not work out.
The Millennium I originaly lusted for was a wood top model. And I believe it was a single hole.
By the by....The 30th that had been sitting at my local store for about a year has finally been sold. I'm glad someone has it. Whenever I went in there I would make sure it was tuned up and not hidden in the corner. I'm kinda gonna miss it (sniff).
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