Anyone in the mood for a $10,000 s*****y looking guitar?

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Reverse Engineer wrote:
Ian B wrote:
abi wrote: :shock:
:lol: :lol: :lol: Are you sure that wasn't another video done by this guy ? :lol: :lol:
That was my first thought, but it seems to be genuine :shock: at least there are several other videos posted from the same show that are ok (insofar as EVH can be ok that is)
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I noticed that, some of it was pretty cool over all............evh wise at least.

I was also impressed with dlr, I would think he'd have lost what he had considering!

It is too hard to see without ma though :(

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oh, forgot to say.......LOVE :love: the playlist I'm seeing! It would have been seriously wank with allot of hagar tunes!

Everybody wants some.........jeeeeeez, has to have been oh........20 years since they did that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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The EVH one is, according to Simon Bradley at Guitarist, the finest playing guitar he's ever tried.

So while I suspect it will only be bought by collectors they did at least do a good job on it. ;)

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re: authenticity in your instrument.

I remember seeing an old blues guitarist in a documentary once who said you can only play the blues on a guitar bought from a pawn shop...
there's probably something to that...
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I have to say that my experiences with expensive guitars have generally been unsatisfying. But my experiences with cheap guitars have been too! I think it's the middle ground where the best kit is to be had - from about £300-£700 or so. That covers my Parker PM-10, my Ibanez Talman and MMM1 and my G&L ASAT. I'd go so far as to say that my PM-10 is better than my Nitefly which cost more than twice as much.

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