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Location: east coast usa | the guy who came up with this has way to much time on his hands! :rolleyes:
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Location: east coast usa | and i see where yamaha makes one
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | I wonder if the scale is full size. If so, it doesn't appear to offer too many advantages over the real thing. If it works, the price is attractive. Can't imagine what they could do with an amp in the case. That's a lot of merchandise for less than $100. I use a Traveler Pro Deluxe and still take it on business trips as often as I can. In fact, I just today received a Vox AC30 mini amp jack for use as an earphone amp. I hope it fits. Clearance around the output jack space on a Traveler is limited. |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | and it's not even an original idea..
Danelectro and Silvertone
I still stand by bang for buck....
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Location: Jet City | Peavey did it too...
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Of course Peavey even went a step further by having OCC add a way to get to the gig to the amp and guitar.
OCC and Peavey |
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Location: Jet City | Brad needs him some guitar holsters like that for his scooter. |
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Location: east coast usa | why does the case say washburn.... ????? |
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Location: east coast usa | Is this what ur talking about MR.O
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Location: Jet City | it's a sticker. The outside says "Peavey" molded into the plastic |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Damon, those were pretty cool...I had a sunburst one and for a small cheap guitar it sounded pretty good...nice little amp...of course the amp in the case silvertones were cool too: tube amp w/lipstick pup guitar...I had the deluxe version w/tremelo... |
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Location: Utah | The Yamaha version is pretty decent. The local GC has them in stock periodically.
My travel rig has the benefit of being gig worthy, though. Dimarzio pickups, 24 frets, full scale length, Steinberger tuners and locking trem.
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what will they think of next!!
