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Location: Nova Scotia, Canada | Check this out. I have to admit I kinda like it...
Aluminum Breadwinner
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Location: SoCal | Well now, that's different. |
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Location: Midland, MI | Originally posted by Bluebird:
Check this out. I have to admit I kinda like it...
You had me right up until the picture of the headstock loaded. I mean, an aluminum plated toilet seat with tuners?
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{ Hey, Al (iffen you're reading this), got any Breadweiner's in stock? I'm suffering from GAS (again), think I can avoid SONAR (as long as I agree to go back to MN, land of 10k rehab centers next month), but it all dependsl...knowing you're a price sensitive mauve shirt guy and all....PM me! }
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Location: Nova Scotia, Canada | "...an aluminum plated toilet seat with tuners?..."
I have a bit of a soft spot for Pacman. :) I'll bet doing a refret on an aluninum neck would be a bitch, though.
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Location: south east Michigan | "Fascinating"....(with eyebrow arched in best Spock fashion)
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | how about this one
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=2384&item=3737597572&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | I like the aluminum one better |
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Location: NJ | i agree with cwk except I hate the headstock on the alum guitar |
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Location: NJ | Daddy LIKES!!! |
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Location: Houston, TX | CWK2,
Don't you play a few Travis Bean's? Other than the light weight and truer neck, what's the draw? Is there a big tonal difference? Playability? Cold neck?
I haven't played one, but I have always been curious. |
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Location: NJ | I have a travis bean. It was my main guitar from about 84-98 when I got turned on to hamers.
It is made of koa and heavy as lead, it would let me know I used it for that 4th set LOL.
I never had a problem with the feel of the neck. I loved them and I really loved the pickups they are HOT. |
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Not your Daddy's Breadweiner...
