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Location: SoCal | Didn't a couple have the inlaids designed after Bill's wife's earrings?
Are there production serial numbers assigned to these? |
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Location: Munich, Germany | This is what the Collector's 2009 should look like.
I think the broccoli head and carved bridge is corresponding much better to the wood top than to a composite top.
Beautiful guitars!
Kurt |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | only the first two had the necklace inlays and Glen has one and I have the other.
There were very few of these made that cas has. I have one that was an experiment to see if we could use straight polyester finish which was very hard and would cold crack easily. We put a layer of real fine glass cloth, soaked it in the finish and put it on the top. The whole thing was then put against a flat plate and a the air sucked out and allowed to cure. Result is a nice flat shiney finish that is reinforced. In the end we didn't use this approach, too hard to do it. I found this guitar several years ago and it still sounds great. Has a finish crack though.... |
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Location: NJ | my guitar is a deadnaught size.
I also have a center sound hole that is dreadnaught sized.
they are boomers! |
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| Soon i might have it played on stage by the lead singer of the deftones. So i will get a pic to put on here. |
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Location: CT | Make sure he doesn't do a stage show with it and smash it into the drum kit. |
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1687 wood top proto
