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Location: Amarillo, Texas | My apologies for any redundancy of this information:
Been playing for 45 years!
Acquired these instruments over the years - still using all of them:
Guitars -
1. 2008 ESP EC-1000 STB (all blue LP style - 24 frets)
2. 1997 PRS Purple Custom 24 10 Top Bird purchased new Nov 1998
3. 2000 Taylor 314CE purchased new in 2001
4. 1992 Ovation 1862 Custom Balladeer thin line
purchased new in 1993, traded in deep bowl Ovation on this one
5. 1978 Ibanez Musician MC300NT purchased new in 1981
6. 1979 Electra MPC X330 purchased new in 1979
7. 1977 Electra MPC X340 purchased new in 1977
Amps –
2002 Crate CA60 acoustic amp
1984 Peavey Heritage VTX amp
Effects -
1987 Roland GP8 guitar processor
Roland FC100 Foot Controller and EV5 pedal, - all purchased new
1976 Original (chrome) EBow and holster purchased new
Electras can be seen at http://www.rivercityamps.com/electra/RCSblues.php
Electras can be heard at
Kinetic Energy in April 1979 on Jackson Street Live - Audio Tracks –
http://bandmix.com/rcsblues/
Click on either song to play on the right;
These are the full versions of these songs and they can be downloaded.
'Nuff said. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Nice set up.
Need about 60 more guitars though.............. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | 'NUFF SAID
What....do you collect comic books too? ;) |
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Location: Amarillo, Texas | ???????? |
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Location: GA USA | Don't worry RCS. You just showed that you're not a comics geek. Slipkid and I on the other hand...
"Nuff said" was popularized by Stan Lee in the 60's, as in a cover blurb with "Spidey battles the Goblin - nuff said!" |
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Location: Amarillo, Texas | My brother was into all the Marvel comics and Stan Lee stuff, but not me. it didn't ring a bell.
Now I am informed.
'Nuff Said then! |
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Location: SoCal | Until 1970 I had a complete Daredevil collection and was working on Iron Man and Captain America. My dad made me sell them when we moved to Texas..... |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by moody, p.i.:
Until 1970 I had a complete Daredevil collection and was working on Iron Man and Captain America. My dad made me sell them when we moved to Texas..... Let's see... 1970. You were, what? A freshman in high school? Your dad was doing you a favor... |
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Location: SoCal | You kidding??? If I had kept it going, those collections would have put my kids thru college today..... |
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Location: Amarillo, Texas | 1970? I was in my third year of college ........... |
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Location: Chicago | Love the "Elizabeth Reed." Great tone out of the Electra: kind of round and dark at the same time! |
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Location: Amarillo, Texas | Basically just the guitar running through my old Fender Bandmaster Reverb; Appreciated! |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Originally posted by moody, p.i.:
Until 1970 I had a complete Daredevil collection and was working on Iron Man and Captain America. My dad made me sell them when we moved to Texas..... Nice! I had an almost complete Avengers collection UNTIL my little brother ate the corners off of most of the comics. I still won't let him live that one down. |
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