brunogio
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I admit it I've got too many. How many you ask well.....
1) Grosh Electrajet
2) Gibson LP Standard
3) Gibson LP Classic
4) SG Standard
5) Tele Thinline Reissue
6) Washburn DD-75
7) Gibson Explorer
8) Gretsch Duo Jet
9) Gretsch 6120
10) Washburn Silverado
11) Washburn Laredo
12) Gibson ES-355
The 6120 is vintage '66 and will be buried with me. The ES is a '79 and a real fine example from a bad time in history. LPs aren't going anywhere, nor is the Duo Jet. Grosh is a real keeper too.
I think I can live without the SG and DD-75, no problem. I've longed for a thinline since I was a kid so I can't see giving up on her.
The two other Washburns are Grover Jackson era and really nice vintage style repros that I got for a song.
Anybody got any comments they'd like the share?
1) Grosh Electrajet
2) Gibson LP Standard
3) Gibson LP Classic
4) SG Standard
5) Tele Thinline Reissue
6) Washburn DD-75
7) Gibson Explorer
8) Gretsch Duo Jet
9) Gretsch 6120
10) Washburn Silverado
11) Washburn Laredo
12) Gibson ES-355
The 6120 is vintage '66 and will be buried with me. The ES is a '79 and a real fine example from a bad time in history. LPs aren't going anywhere, nor is the Duo Jet. Grosh is a real keeper too.
I think I can live without the SG and DD-75, no problem. I've longed for a thinline since I was a kid so I can't see giving up on her.
The two other Washburns are Grover Jackson era and really nice vintage style repros that I got for a song.
Anybody got any comments they'd like the share?