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Location: France | Just a word to tell you that, after the great 1687-8 N° 189 bought to Musicmishka a year ago, I'm the new owner of this great 1687-7, N°155, which was the Gerry Rafferty guitar on "baker street" album....and I'm really happy to play this marvelous adamas, with gold touch...
Look my pictures !!!
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Posts: 5567
Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Very nice guitar...no inlays, I'm guessing mono...much like my 1687-8 #119...Congrats! |
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Location: Tennessee | Magnifique!
I remember seeing that advertised a few weeks. Congratulations! |
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March 2002
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Location: SoCal | Great guitar! Congratulations.
I really like how in the early days, the mounting ring was done in brown. Somewhere in the early 90's they went to black and it doesn't look as good.... |
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November 2006
Posts: 3969
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December 2004
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Location: Orlando, FL | Nice, I'm glad you got this one! |
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September 2005
Posts: 3619
Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | Beautiful guitar! Congratulations! ... I also like how they took the time to detail the black lines in the epaulets. |
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December 2006
Posts: 6268
Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by moody, p.i.:
I really like how in the early days, the mounting ring was done in brown. Ditto! I also prefer the brown bowls for most models. |
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adamas 1687-7 Baker street
