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Location: Scotland | Jerry Jeff Walker with one of the original slotheads. Be interesting to know if he still has it, and what serial # it is.
This is the guitar I saw him using when he toured the UK with Guy Clark in the late 80's
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Paul,
Didn't we discuss this awhile ago and concluded that this was not one of the original 34? Was probably one of those "bonus" slotheads thatcame right after, in the serial range 70-90? It looks to not have the square access door on the bottom like the originals and I would assume it has the normal round hatch door on the back. Of course I could be wrong.
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Location: Scotland | Yeah, I remember that, now you mention it. I just looked at the photos I took backstage and the paint in the fingerboard engravings is white rather than gold, if that means anything. Don't have a pic where I can see an access door or not. |
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Location: SoCal | I remember the pics you posted before and the guitar looked white in them. Here, it's definitely a beige guitar.... |
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Location: NJ | ". . the paint in the fingerboard engravings is white rather than gold, if that means anything . ."
Not Really.
On the SlotHeads, some had gold, some white . . . |
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Location: Scotland | Originally posted by moody, p.i.:
I remember the pics you posted before and the guitar looked white in them. Here, it's definitely a beige guitar.... Yeah, that's weird. In the backstage and onstage pics I took there's almost no burst to be seen, it looks uniformly white with glitter. In that clip it's definately beige. |
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Location: NJ | probably the flash you were using |
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slothead prototype sighting
