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April 2008
Posts: 2336
Location: Brighty in Blighty | GOBBLE! An Adamas 1881-5 is sharkys latest.
Yes it's black :D
But Adrian had a black SSB Adamas so I have to try one. Gulp that's two Adamas in a week :eek: Timing is everything :rolleyes:
Excellent condition and good price (as usual)!
Pics to follow... |
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November 2008
Posts: 1119
Location: Michigan | Someday I will have a 1680 like my hero! |
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February 2009
Posts: 335
Location: Reisterstown, Maryland | Drool, drool.......
Anita |
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September 2003
Posts: 9301
Location: south east Michigan | Nothin' compares to those textured tops.
Nothin'.
To the touch they are more like speaker cone paper than anything else.
And IMHO... black is the best lookin' by far. |
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January 2006
Posts: 2120
Location: Chicago | If it's anything like my 1581 (and it is) you will be blown away... as will your audience!
Last Sunday we recorded in a old Catholic Church here at Loyola. Half of the sound is just pure acoustic Adamas. I just loaded a few tracks on our myspace playlist.
You are in for a big treat! |
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June 2006
Posts: 7307
Location: South of most, North of few | I love my 1581. (and the 1681 too) Good job Dweez! |
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Joined:
January 2006
Posts: 5881
Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Say, Dweez, you'll love the 1881. I sure love mine. If I had to gig with only one guitar, it would be this one. As it is, it shares the stage with a Tak EF75 and VXT, along with a few others on an infrequent basis. This may be the one guitar I wear out. |
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October 2007
Posts: 2711
Location: Vernon CT | Hmmmm, I could live with that! |
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Sharky like Carbon!
