nightlight
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No need! It comes with one!
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rsm
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probably the size of a bass case!
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rsm
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not sure if this is real? I hope not
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napalmdeath
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Ain't that the truth. I think Savage Riffer called this his #1. "Best guitar I've ever played. I'll definitely own another one".Some days I look in the classified, shake my head and wonder who the fuck wants to buy the abomination guitar they are selling
napalmdeath
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Beat me to it. Wonder if they sound huge, with balls?
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jski59
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My first guitar in grade school was a Harmony special from Sears that was barely a real guitar…finally after a year of suffering, my folks conceded I wasn’t going to quit and surprised me with this Westone Monark they found at a local shop.
I always thought it was fugly, but oh well it played a helluva lot better than that pos Harmony.
I always thought it was fugly, but oh well it played a helluva lot better than that pos Harmony.
311splawndude
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May the Force be with you...
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Greazygeo
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Bought this a year or so ago, had one as my first good guitar. Purchased it new in ‘81 and sold it after a few years.
Turns out it is my actual first guitar so I restored it back to about what it used to be. Color turned out more red, but close enough. I like odd guitars.
Turns out it is my actual first guitar so I restored it back to about what it used to be. Color turned out more red, but close enough. I like odd guitars.
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Sermo Lupi
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There's the guitar abominations that some guy built in his shed. Then there's the big brands, of whom Gibson stands out for how incredibly min-maxed their designs are.
LP, Explorer, V, etc. Some of the greatest shapes of all-time.
Various mid-tier stuff that wasn't offensive yet not a hit, too many to name here.
Corvus, Futura, Moderne? Some of the worst shapes of all-time. Easily. That's not even mentioning the reverse V, reverse Firebird, etc. that made the company look like it ran out of ideas. Gibson has made a shocking number of models where your best guess is that they designed it as a joke.
I know people pick on the Norlin era, but it continues into the present day. Really bizarre company with more R&D dollars than sense when it comes to thinking outside the box.
LP, Explorer, V, etc. Some of the greatest shapes of all-time.
Various mid-tier stuff that wasn't offensive yet not a hit, too many to name here.
Corvus, Futura, Moderne? Some of the worst shapes of all-time. Easily. That's not even mentioning the reverse V, reverse Firebird, etc. that made the company look like it ran out of ideas. Gibson has made a shocking number of models where your best guess is that they designed it as a joke.
I know people pick on the Norlin era, but it continues into the present day. Really bizarre company with more R&D dollars than sense when it comes to thinking outside the box.
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Greazygeo
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Probably a few guitars were influenced by that shape. It is one piece mahogaby body and neck with ebony fingerboard. Cost me $650.00 with the case back in 81. Can’t believe I got it back after almost 40 years.