BriGuy1968
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Re: Your guitar(s) that you miss.
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Your guitar(s) that you miss.
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Swampy
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Re: Your guitar(s) that you miss.
I wanted that guitar so frickin' badly back then. I still have the catalog.
For me, a Yamaha 12 string I had in the 80's. Sounded amazing, but I had no idea how to tune the thing. So I traded it back in/around '89 for a Rolling Stones ticket.
I wanted that guitar so frickin' badly back then. I still have the catalog.
For me, a Yamaha 12 string I had in the 80's. Sounded amazing, but I had no idea how to tune the thing. So I traded it back in/around '89 for a Rolling Stones ticket.
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The JEM Ghost
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Re: Your guitar(s) that you miss.
I wish I did not sold my 1996 Fender 60th Anniversary Strat, only 2500 were made of those, and even if it would not be my main guitar, I still wish I had not sold it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjj26I6CkIU
I'll always miss my red Ibanez RG3120... And that would still be one of my main guitars for sure!! I sold that one when I was depressed after a left wrist surgery... Really wish I still had it around though!!
I wish I did not sold my 1996 Fender 60th Anniversary Strat, only 2500 were made of those, and even if it would not be my main guitar, I still wish I had not sold it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjj26I6CkIU
I'll always miss my red Ibanez RG3120... And that would still be one of my main guitars for sure!! I sold that one when I was depressed after a left wrist surgery... Really wish I still had it around though!!
muttznmongrelz
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Re: Your guitar(s) that you miss.
In all honesty; there's really only two that I truly regret letting go...
1988 B.C. Rich Gunslinger/Assassin "Graffiti"
1991 Ibanez RG565/550 "Swirl" Mutt
In all honesty; there's really only two that I truly regret letting go...
1988 B.C. Rich Gunslinger/Assassin "Graffiti"
1991 Ibanez RG565/550 "Swirl" Mutt
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Re: Your guitar(s) that you miss.
Im really suprised you sold Graffiti..
In all honesty; there's really only two that I truly regret letting go...
1988 B.C. Rich Gunslinger/Assassin "Graffiti"
1991 Ibanez RG565/550 "Swirl" Mutt
Im really suprised you sold Graffiti..
TRex
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Re: Your guitar(s) that you miss.
Haven't parted with any left
Miss my lotus though, even though it was not a great guitar. She is now a decoration in the living room due to a lifting bridge that would cost more than the guitar is worth.
One day I'll fix her for old times sake...
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Haven't parted with any left
Miss my lotus though, even though it was not a great guitar. She is now a decoration in the living room due to a lifting bridge that would cost more than the guitar is worth.
One day I'll fix her for old times sake...
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muttznmongrelz
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Re: Your guitar(s) that you miss.
About 5 years ago; Jon Mankuta bought it so it's in good company with other B.C. Rich Graphic Guitars.
Fortunately for me, the USACG Neck on the Warmoth Mahogany Pearl White Iceman Body feels remarkably similar to the neck on that "Graffiti" guitar and plays wonderfully so it satisfies the longing. I've contemplated having a graphic done on the Iceman for a while due to it reminding me of the old Graffiti.
About 5 years ago; Jon Mankuta bought it so it's in good company with other B.C. Rich Graphic Guitars.
Fortunately for me, the USACG Neck on the Warmoth Mahogany Pearl White Iceman Body feels remarkably similar to the neck on that "Graffiti" guitar and plays wonderfully so it satisfies the longing. I've contemplated having a graphic done on the Iceman for a while due to it reminding me of the old Graffiti.
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