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Location: Phoenix AZ | Help me out here ...
3 = Tony
5 = on hold with Al
7 = Morocco
9 = Tim
10 = Jerome
13 = Pascal
Any others ??? |
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Location: Scotland | I have one on the way, but don't have the serial number till it arrives. |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | I'm speaking out of turn here but since I haven't seen Fugot floating around lately, I believe he has #8... AL had #11 still when I bought mine.
I echo your thoughts on the RI's, I've played them all as well and find each to be their own flavor of ice cream. Both the A1 & A2 are very true to their namesakes. The UTE is my favorite because of the wide neck and low end thump. The #47 RI is the cream of the crop and doesn't even fit in the same context as the others.
I'm sooooo jealous of your trip abroad, wish I could have been there too :p |
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Location: Paris/France | #11 should be soon in France.
The owner would like to stay anonymous...
J :) |
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Location: Canton (Detroit), MI | The FBI didn't find him, so the 47RI will have to be shipped to my house..... :)
I was out in the rural township where they were looking, last Monday....it would be a good place to hide a body.....
Roger |
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Location: East Tennessee | We discussed where Hoffa was in another thread. Send the guitar to me. Trust me He won't need it. :D |
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Location: NJ | The only instrument Jimmy knew how t'play was a kneecap . . . |
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Location: Canton (Detroit), MI | Sign in front of a Milford, Michigan church last Monday....."God knows where Jimmy Hoffa is".....
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Location: NJ | there is one on it's way to France as of today. |
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Location: Australia | I should have mine in July. |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | Here's #9...Thanks again to Alpep for hooking me up with such an awesome guitar!!!
Last time I'll say it; for those of you sitting on the fence...
take the plunge, this IS the guitar worthy of selling off all the rest :eek:
Aloha,
Tim |
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Location: Chicago 'Burbs | Pardon my noobness... but how many are there... 47? |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | Word from the factory was production would be 75 total... |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Supposedly a grand total of 75 will be made.
I believe they are all spoken for through the various dealers (so you need to find a dealer with one available). |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Playing so high up the neck, Tim, I think you better trade it for a cutaway. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Looks kinda small in Tim's hands.
Also looks like a lot of cases lined along the wall. |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | That's what I like so much about the 14 fret vice the 12 fret bodies. With the 14 frets, I can reach up into the octive first position chords shapes (did that make sense?). I can octive shift a first position D chord to the 14th fret position and change up a chord progression in a song and still have it "sound" correct.
Any music theory experts out there help explain this better...since I'm still in the learning mode. |
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Location: SoCal | Hey Tim, we all know that B.S. as there are no chords above the 3rd fret. I proved this conclusively with my playing in CT....... I certainly didn't play anything above the 3rd fret worth listening to.. |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | 
Evidence indicates otherwise, unless Dave is telling you ... (amended) where to put your fingers ;)
BTW, is that your 1773LX? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Moody doesn't actually know the chords above the 3rd fret. He was just following me. We're playing Brian T. and Slipkid's stage guitars (Legend LX and an AD2). Btw, Brian I thought your Legend LX was AWESOME. Thanks for letting me play it. Dave |
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Location: SoCal | Was that when we were doing the Rightous Bros tune? |
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Location: NJ | If that's whatchu wanna call it . . . |
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Location: SoCal | ouch |
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Location: NJ | exactly . . . |
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47RI's - where are they ???
