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Phill_B Senior Member
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JohnnyZ Senior Member
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Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 4:13 pm Post subject: |
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And, you want to sell it why? _________________ Soul on Eleven |
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Phill_B Senior Member
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Hey Johnny
I just don't play it that much anymore. It was my first good electric guitar but after I got my 335 I never really played it and now, in comparison, the neck is way too thin and really bothers my left hand. _________________ www.myspace.com/phillbensonblues |
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JohnnyZ Senior Member
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Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 5:02 pm Post subject: |
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Phill_B wrote: | Hey Johnny
I just don't play it that much anymore. It was my first good electric guitar but after I got my 335 I never really played it and now, in comparison, the neck is way too thin and really bothers my left hand. |
Phil, I understand but why get rid of something, especially a musical instrument from your past, let alone with Robben Ford's autograph?! My very first real guitar is crap, but my Mom spent a week's paycheck ($60) on a pawn shop guitar (1960 Kent semi-hollowbody electric) that she knew caught my eye. That was 43 years ago. I have many other much more playable and sounding guitars, but I could never part with the Kent or any of my gits (exception- original Baker, worth money, needed money).
Why not start a collection?! _________________ Soul on Eleven |
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