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Location: 6 String Ranch | Anybody seen these electrics?? Check them out
www.kleinelectricguitars.com
I know Steve Klein and he claims that this is his design and came up with it completely on his own.
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Location: NJ | ...My Sweet Lord...(He's So Fine)....My Sweet Lord...(He's So Fine).......
Well...it's not a Breadwinner, and it's not a Steinberger........is it a BergerBun??
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Location: NJ | I played on at the summer namm show about 8 or so years ago and I will tell you this it is the most comfortable playing guitar out there. the neck is in thePERFECT position and it has a very nice feel. Personally I cannot get used to headless guitars but if I were to buy one this would be the one.
I remember walkingup to the booth with Kim Keller and I said Hmmmmm looks like a deacon.....
CWK2 if it were g****n I would smell a lawsuit...I hope you at least got a couple of guitars for inspiration ... |
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Location: Scotland | On a similar note, have you seen the solidbody acoustic curently being used by Adrian Legg. It looks like a Breadwinner made from spruce. It has a soundhole in the lower-bout cutaway, an Ovation bridge pickup & a humbucker.
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Location: puerto vallarta, mexico | well, i'll be "toasted". smells like someone is baking bread again and calling it his own wonder bread. how about an "axe fight" to settle this. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Dear Old Adrian!!
How is the strapping lad these days?? In London recording his next I understand. Interesting story on his guitar. The short version is that it will fit in the airline overhead compartments and he takes it as carry on. (or is that carion?) |
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