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Location: Warren,Pa. | So...let's all re-define our dream guitar and start saving our nickels and dimes.
How about Adamas I necks and a reverse red burst?
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Location: closely held secret | Your Guitar Center has a lobby? |
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Location: Rocky River, Ohio | Yeah, Our guitar center used to be a Fretter Appliance store. There is quite a large lobby area. There are 2 pairs of front doors. After entering, there are 2 showcases, one to the left and one to the right. The doubleneck is on the right. There are many cool and rare pieces in there, most of them signed. I believe the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (which is about 9 miles down the road) let's them borrow the stuff. But, I could be wrong. I think that double neck has been there for years. They used to have couches in the lobby area, for what reason I have no idea, although I think i remember girls sitting on them waiting for their boyfriends to finish their shopping. They've since been removed. Once in the lobby, there is the single entrance door on the right and the exit door on the left.
I told Tim I would take a picture of the doubleneck next time I'm in there. I think Sambora signed it in Silver paint pen on the top. I'm curious now if he signed it to Guitar Center, or the Rock Hall..
I might go there this weekend to clarify.
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | Courtesy of Erniewan,
Cleveland, OH Guitar Center, D868-XX (shallowbowl) The serial number indicates made in 1991, this make's it two year older than mine.
It's an FRG! Notice that this has gold tuners and the 80's style Elite red pinstriping versus the abalone that the later Elite models had.
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Location: Cicero, NY | Very nice. Never seen that pic of SRV and Jimmie either! |
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Custom USA Doubleneck !!!
