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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I'm not usually one for posting stuff from eBay here, but this is another rare one, in fact so rare even I didn't know they made them... ever...
And take note.. this is a set-neck also!!!
GTX 35 |
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Posts: 7210
Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Ran across this.
Maybe Beal can keep me honest, but I think the GTX line was out of Japan. They are turning up more and more. I know there is a ton of 23, and 33's out there. I've seen'em everywhere.
I'm not sure how much time Kaman invested in these, but they seem to stand up against the typical Ibanez, Kramer, etc.. of the time.
What I also find interesting is that I rarely have seen them in "excellent" condition. Most that I have seen, and a few I own, have literally played to pieces.
Just another group of sleepers from the Kaman legacy. |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I can't believe no one jumped on this. |
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Posts: 7307
Location: South of most, North of few | I guess "rare" doesn't always mean "good". |
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Posts: 10777
Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | GTX is a Celebrity... yea/nay?
And it\'s back, if you wanna try again... |
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Posts: 1486
Location: Cincinnati | Originally posted by Trader Jim:
I guess "rare" doesn't always mean "good". Definitely looks good. I just wonder how it playsand sounds. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | sticker says "made in Korea" |
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GTX's coming out of the closet
