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Location: Texas | an Adamas I for sale.....Just wondering |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | What exactly are you looking for ??? |
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Location: Texas | Not really sure Dave - but my collection needs an Adamas I :) |
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Location: NJ | i have several |
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Location: closely held secret | Vision, don't you have a 47RI? |
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Location: Texas | Wabbitt - I do have the #47 but I was talking about an original Adamas I. |
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Location: Thailand | Dear Leslie,
Goodluck for finding " An Original Adamas I " |
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Location: CT | By "Original Adamas I", do you mean one of the first slotheads made?? or just a guitar that isn't a re-issue? Big difference. |
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Location: Texas | I hear ya Povation - want to sell some of yours ;) |
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Location: Thailand | If you come to Thailand. Maybe..... |
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Location: Texas | I know I can't afford an original slot head so one that isn't a reissue. Probably can't afford that either. I have gone guitar crazy lately :eek: Too much GAS!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Location: Munich, Germany | Vision,
in your signature there is a 1681-8. Shouldn't that be an Adamas I?
Or are you just looking for one of the non-cutaway models, 1687?
Like this one?
Adamas I 1687-9
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Location: Texas | Hey Kurt - that is a 1981 Adamas II 1681-8 that I have- no carved headstock or bridge - one of the first Adamas II's
yes the Adamas I 1687-9 would be the type I would like - more affordable that the original slot head - even though you never see the slot heads for sale - just some very nice pics |
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Location: Texas | Originally posted by povation:
If you come to Thailand. Maybe..... Povation - does that come with a guided tour of Thailand :) |
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Location: Munich, Germany | Yes, my fault. MIxed up the second digit with the last. For sure it is an Adamas II.
To be true, it took a long time for me to get used to those carved headstocks. Then I got my #47 - and fell in love with it. And the 1687-9 shown on the pictures is probably the one guitar in my collection that I am the most happy about. Absolutely gorgeous and nearly factoryfresh.
I know Al has some Adamas I listed.
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Kurt |
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Location: Texas | Kurt,
The 1687-9 that you have is one beautiful guitar!!! You are a lucky man. Those carved headstocks are something special. Have you ever notice that it looks like it is staring at you? I swear it has eyes :eek: |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | If this one interests you, drop me a PM.
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ADAMAS 1687 |
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Location: SoCal | Dave, isn't that an 1887, a super shallow bowl? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | No, 1887 never existed and would have been a cutaway if it did. This is 1687-8S. The S means shallowbowl. At least that's what it says on the label. |
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Location: Chehalis, Washington | Interesting...too bad it's not red or black... |
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| still waiting on that finder's fee on that holdsworth.. :p
hows' it play and sound for a sb Adamas I?
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Plays like any other adamas I. I had it tweaked adn setup by the factory awhile ago. Sound is slightly thinner than a deep bowl, but there's no mistaking that it's an adamas I. Dave |
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