Someone post a pic of James Burton with his pink Paisley tele.

James was soooo good, I don't think the fact his tele was pink and paisley even mattered at all. When he leapt to a solo, jaws just dropped from mouths and panties flew off.. Completely busts the 'pink is for girls' rule really. Shame this one isn't in colour..

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[quote="Lightnin MN"]
As mentioned, if a kiddy guitar speckled with glitter-on-pink, or emblazoned with G.I. Joe on the pickguard, causes excitement enough to encourage a kid to pick it up and play... that's a GOOD thing !!
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That's what I'm getting at Lightnin - I agree it's a good thing. As for the psychology stuff, that's all way beyond me and it would not stop me buying a pink guitar for one of my nieces or nephews, if that's what they wanted.

Mrs Nobby reminded me last night that when she bought her standard looking 3/4 classical guitar, the basic case she was given was pink. Don't think that means anything, just sayin'

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I'm not at all feminine, but I still really want one of these guitars!



I've bid on a few on eBay, but they always went a bit above my pay grade.

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Rockin' since 1963

I always want one.

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No....but Clapton did call his EQ.. "Woman Tone"...Totally beyond me as to why.

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