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Location: Nashville TN. | I'd love to original slothead..... I doubt give anything I have now for one. |
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Location: Flahdaw | No doubt about it! |
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Location: south east Michigan | yeah buddy!!!... what Pez said!... I think.... wait .. let me go back and give it another read. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | AJ they got the kinks worked out w/the '54 STP. |
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Location: Verona,Italy | I'll probably trade my fav O for a Gibson Advanced Jumbo of the 40s, in mint conditions. |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Hoo boy!!
I can feel a Lester coming on!!
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Location: Flahdaw | Originally posted by AussieJames:
Hoo boy!!
I can feel a Lester coming on!!
Call a doctor if it lasts more than 4 hours. |
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| So THAT'S what they call it in Oz... |
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Location: Connersville, Indiana | Wow, this is fun, would any of you trade for this. Robert Johnson's Gibson guitar?? $6,000,000.
http://www.globalrhythm.net/WorldNews/RobertJohnsonsGuitarForSale.c...
I would, I would put it in a nice Walnut and glass display, and hope the mojo of that guitar comes to my music. :D :D :D :D |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Originally posted by G8r:
So THAT'S what they call it in Oz... Dunno Gator, I'm an Aussie, and I haven't got a clue what he's talkin about...
Whatever it is, it's definitely got self-indulgent overtones written all over it. |
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| OK, but I'm still gonna call it a Lester from now on. |
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Location: Flahdaw | In your case, it's a "Mo" |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Lester William Polsfuss
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | My MIC copy. #15 of 100. Excellent craftsmanship I think...
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Location: liverpool ,england | would love to own a #47 ri i would trade my om42 or at least think about it! |
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| Good question, if I was looking to swap it for something worth a lot of money then the answer would be a 1959 Les Paul. But if it was for a guitar I really wanted to keep for ever I would go with either a 1979 Candy apple red Schecter Strat, or a late 80's Pensa-Suhr. |
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Location: Flahdaw | Originally posted by AdamasUK:
But if it was for a guitar I really wanted to keep for ever I would go with either a 1979 Candy apple red Schecter Strat, or a late 80's Pensa-Suhr. Would that be in the "rare" mislabeled wide neck version? |
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Location: Sydney, Australia | Originally posted by AussieJames:
Lester William Polsfuss
AJ And I was still confused. Thankyou Mr Google. |
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Location: Location Location Location | But if it was for a guitar I really wanted to keep for ever I would go with either a 1979 Candy apple red Schecter Strat, or a late 80's Pensa-Suhr. In the summer of 1980, I had spent the day in Manhattan. Was in Manny's and Sam Ash on W.48th St. Across the street was a small custom shop that specialized in Schechters and Rudy Pensa Suhr guitars. Just chock full of them. Beauties. The Pensa Suhrs were something special. |
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Location: SoCal | I'd trade all my guitars for a pre-war D-45. Then I'd play it for a week and sell it. I'd buy back my guitars and retire on the rest... |
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| Hi GaryB That shop was the world famous Rudy's! |
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What kind of guitar would you trade you favorite Ovation for
