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Location: SoCal | http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2568782508&category=2384&rd=1
With about six hours to go...tried to research prior posts and general impression was $150-250 value; GS with one, two, or three p/u's. Two different type of tremelos.
Looks interesting, but not sure. |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | These are very under-rated guitars. Their only real weak point was the necks, and as long as they were cared for, I have several that aged nicely, and still play great.
The case (if it comes with one), Dimarzio Pickups, Kahler bridges, schaller tuners, assembled in the USA, what's not to like. |
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Location: SoCal | Miles,
Part of my research was to check out your great collection (again.)
In addition to the normal areas of caution - GS-1 with one p/u and a volume control. How does that affect the sound?
Not the type to carve it up to have multiple p/u's so buy it the way I will play it or I pass. |
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Ultra GS-1
