nothing says punk rock more than a limited edition pre-relic'ed Joe Strummer tele.lfm wrote: ↑Tue Dec 27, 2022 7:15 pm And then we see road worn versions of new instruments like they were run over by a truck or something. That is a mystery more than anything IMO.
- do buyer pretend they have a vintage rare something?
- you know, I've been around the block many times and very experienced
Are certain colors really better for certain models?
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GaryG
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quinn75318624
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- 2 posts since 1 Feb, 2023
I certainly know I would not be interested in a black telecaster but anything B.C. Rich is gonna look good in black. I'm not sure if it has much to do with the body shape itself, but more to do with what we are used to.
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mumpcake
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And cherry sunburst in particular.
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Bombadil
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- 8483 posts since 31 Aug, 2013 from Not far from Mordor
ES-335s must be Heritage Cherry as well.
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jamcat
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- 3661 posts since 2 Sep, 2019
My Les Paul is a limited edition translucent black.
But my 335 dot is cherry.
Both are Gibson.
But my 335 dot is cherry.
Both are Gibson.
THIS MUSIC HAS BEEN MIXED TO BE PLAYED LOUD SO TURN IT UP
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thecontrolcentre
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- 33775 posts since 27 Jul, 2005 from the wilds of wanny
I used to love the looks of my pink Paisley pattern Tokai "Breezy Sound" Telecaster with a see-through scratch-plate. Had a stacked D'Marzio humbucker on it. Unfortunatly I had to sell it in the late 90's ... got a stock black Fender Telecaster with white scratch-plate these days. Looks really good ... just not so "flashy".
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resynthesis
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Strats get away with almost anything - black, white, SB, green, blue, Shell Pink, etc. There aren't many guitars that can get away with pink (if you ask me).
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vurt
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- 99625 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
donkey tuggers bass viresynthesis wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2023 4:51 pm . There aren't many guitars that can get away with pink (if you ask me).

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Bombadil
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- 8483 posts since 31 Aug, 2013 from Not far from Mordor
I'm pretty bland when it comes to guitars. I have an excellent collection, but not many of my axes are ostentatious. Since I almost always bought new, I put the money into the guitars rather than bling. Some finishes I can't stand.
Fenders should have rosewood fretboards and be a nice burst. At least the Strat.
If I were artistically inclined, I'd paint one myself. But I'm not.
Fenders should have rosewood fretboards and be a nice burst. At least the Strat.
If I were artistically inclined, I'd paint one myself. But I'm not.
”Busy, Busy, Busy!”
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