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| http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Axq09gYiojA
It just gives it that high-end touch |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Maybe they have a woodgrain version you could apply to the plastic bowl. |
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Location: Flahdaw | Originally posted by Gallerinski:
Maybe they have a woodgrain version you could apply to the plastic bowl. Actually, the woodgrain version is designed for those who want to turn their Adamas into a Celebrity lookalike. |
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Location: SoCal | And you'd do this because??? |
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| Cool, so that's how they do it at the factory. Those Adamas guitars are easy to make, why so expensive? |
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Location: Tennessee | That actually might be pretty cool. I have an old Ultra, set up for slide, that a dachshund attempted to run up the front of whist chasing a cat. Hmmmm ... over 600 patterns, which one to choose ... |
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Location: Ontario Canada | I think I like my 1615-4 Pacemaker with the hairline crack on the spruce top better. The tone is still what I want instead of the sound deadening looks.
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Celebridamas?
