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Posted: Mon Jul 06, 2009 9:16 am
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for me Fenders will always be the best. but... I do like
Takamine
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IBANEZ!
(sorry if I misspelled some of them, I only play Fenders)


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strauboids wrote:
Late 70's Ibanez guitars are great (if you can find them @ a decent price).


Well said.
They made some great ones then, like my Iceman.
I was just playing it last night along with a Les Paul and Les Paul copy. the Les Paul & the Iceman take turns which one I like best--and then my Mustang noses in there too.

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I like the rich metal sound of an IBANEZ.

but oh,my first electric guitar was a les paul copy made out of plywood,had a fake EMG-like pickups(I tried opening em and i saw single pickup on each :shock: ) and was bolt on.I don't really look much on the brand especially here in the philippines which has so many importers from korea and local luthiers that makes good guitars(say Im full of crap but im not kidding,$100 is all you need to get a very quality one)


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I love the quality of Hamer guitars!

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Posted: Tue Jul 07, 2009 10:30 am
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Acoustics - Martin, Taylor, Takamine

Electrics - PRS, Micheal Kelly, Agile

I own a coupleTakamines but the others listed are on my wish list for sure.


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Post subject: outside of fender or gibson what brands do you like
Posted: Tue Jul 07, 2009 9:27 pm
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Rickenbocker, Martin and PRS


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Post subject: Duesenberg
Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 8:29 am
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I waiting for the arrival of a Duesenberg Starplayer which I bought recently
Image as well as a MIJ Tele with V.V.G. Charlie Christian pickups in Tele covers
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Post subject: Re: Duesenberg
Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 12:06 pm
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mclmk8d wrote:
I waiting for the arrival of a Duesenberg Starplayer which I bought recently



WOW - gorgeous!


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Dumble amps.

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I like Washburn and Talyor acoustics.


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Miami Mike wrote:
Dumble amps.

Yeah, Mike, it would be nice...might as well empty my checking account!

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I just got a 1981 aria pro II cs 350... a great little guitar for the blues. MIJ :)

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Mcimk8d that Duesenberg is a nice looking ax. I have never heard of them do they have a site. Where did you find that one. ---Red Paul I tried logging into guitar collectors forum like 8 times. It says if you cant login contact admin. When are they on as I see you post a lot there.


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straycat113 wrote:
---Red Paul I tried logging into guitar collectors forum like 8 times. It says if you cant login contact admin. When are they on as I see you post a lot there.


Hi Straycat, sorry you've had problems with guitar-collector.org - I am the Admin, so will sort it out for you!

Are you already registered?
Did you receive a confirmation email?

If you email me at "paul -at- marsguitars -dot- co -dot - uk" I'll sort it out for you - new members very welcome! (just realised that PM is disabled in Fender Forum :( )

The same goes for anyone else... join my forum!! If it's easier for you, just email me your preferred username and I'll set you up manually and let you know! New members always welcome. :)

Let me know any problems.

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I'm a Strat guy but I was looking for something different in the Humbucking category and wasn't enamoured with Gibson. I played this guitar and fell in love with it. There are many smaller Luthiers in the US. Gadow is just one of them but I highly recommend you try one. Gadow guitars are made in Durham NC. This is a Custom setneck in Tiger eye finish. 25" scale 12" radius. Ignore the mess in the room.
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