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koocho
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I for one believe you did just fine. Frankly, the road worn series is lost on me. Do what is best for you. Personally, if my axe is beat up, it's because I PUT the wear on it! Badge of honor if you will. You will love the Fender you decided on believe me.
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Ok so you changed your mind, thats cool it happens , Id rather change my mind before it is too late so congrats!!! and when you get it yes post some pics!! :)
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I would say you did ok.I have a SRV strat, so i love the Texas Specials. I f i am right , they come with a 60s C shaped neck.The quality of workmanship is pretty nice on the Artist series. Congrats
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I personelly feel you really don,t know what you want. You ask too many people about things you can only ansewer. I think you need to play alot of guitars then make your own decision. You may hate the MK and be out alot of cash. I hope it comes and is everything in a guitar you want. I also have a roadworn and am going to sell it but not because I don,t like it. Im selling to but the same CS you tried out. I also have a few others to sell to raise enough cash.
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Hey, if your happy, thats all that counts.
Good luck with the new guitar

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I've tried 3 times.. and each time I can't get past the 3rd sentence...
Very long and not one break in the typing...

I think I should say.. Enjoy your new guitar..

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Only you will know, when you get the MK whether or not you made the right choice or not.
When you play it, then you'll know.

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Hello Koocho,

Not commonly seen on the secondary market,
It is super nice guitar. Red nitro-cellulose paint
thickly applied none of this thinskin finish going
on there, the shade of red is darn near regal it's
Official Fender name is hot rod red and it is an
easy finish to chip so exercise care.

Texas specials are on board and theres a bit of
electrickery going on underneath the pickguard.
Most agree this axe has a familiar "Straits" tone.

Lastly the width of the neck at the nut is 1.625"
This is a bit on the narrow side {for me} though
not an issue for the masses.

Don't forget we all enjoy photos.

Cheers.
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bluesstrattone
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quit beings such a kittycat, :wink:
dude, dont worry about it, everyone changes their mind.
besides, you just saved yourself about1000-1500 dollars.
take that cash and get a sweet amp....


ps, the mark knopfler is a sweet axe......
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koocho
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Eracer_Team wrote:
I've tried 3 times.. and each time I can't get past the 3rd sentence...
Very long and not one break in the typing...

I think I should say.. Enjoy your new guitar..
I KNOW im a terrible typer
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koocho
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bluesstrattone wrote:
quit beings such a kittycat, :wink:
dude, dont worry about it, everyone changes their mind.
besides, you just saved yourself about1000-1500 dollars.
take that cash and get a sweet amp....


ps, the mark knopfler is a sweet axe......
actually I only saved 4 hundred
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koocho
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 9:01 pm
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bluesstrattone wrote:
quit beings such a kittycat, :wink:
dude, dont worry about it, everyone changes their mind.
besides, you just saved yourself about1000-1500 dollars.
take that cash and get a sweet amp....


ps, the mark knopfler is a sweet axe......
actually I only saved 4 hundred
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koocho
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Mr Bill wrote:
Hello Koocho,

Not commonly seen on the secondary market,
It is super nice guitar. Red nitro-cellulose paint
thickly applied none of this thinskin finish going
on there, the shade of red is darn near regal it's
Official Fender name is hot rod red and it is an
easy finish to chip so exercise care.

Texas specials are on board and theres a bit of
electrickery going on underneath the pickguard.
Most agree this axe has a familiar "Straits" tone.

Lastly the width of the neck at the nut is 1.625"
This is a bit on the narrow side {for me} though
not an issue for the masses.

Don't forget we all enjoy photos.

Cheers.
thanks means alot
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koocho
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tbazzone wrote:
I personelly feel you really don,t know what you want. You ask too many people about things you can only ansewer. I think you need to play alot of guitars then make your own decision. You may hate the MK and be out alot of cash. I hope it comes and is everything in a guitar you want. I also have a roadworn and am going to sell it but not because I don,t like it. Im selling to but the same CS you tried out. I also have a few others to sell to raise enough cash.
hey your right i dont know what I want well what I want is a nice guitar not a beaten up scrappy thing
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