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Well, I'm all over the map here. The collecting side of my brain digs the 1960's, the plug-in-an-play
side of my brain wants the latest, greatest. I don't have much to say from an historical standpoint, but stick around.
In twenty years this page will have all kinds of stories!
BELOW: Rickenbacker. In my opinion, still one of the coolest guitars that the good old USA ever kicked out. I'm quite
fond of them because most of my favorite bands played them. The Grestch, what a great machine. The Jazzmaster is
fittingly signed by Dick Dale. The Les Paul has a story... I bought it (in disrepair) from some kid in San Jose, CA.
I fixed her up and sold it to a nice fella in Indianapolis. A few months later, I get a call from a Sgt. Spagnola,
"Hey Mike, that Les Paul you bought was stolen and I need it back". Damn. Fortunately Mr. Indianapolis was cool,
and after a series of email's, phone calls and shipping expenses, the clock was turned back. Now the original owner has
a nicely refurbished Les Paul Special, courtesy me. Never did get a thank you call from him or Sgt. Spag-whatever... |
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Gretch 6120JR |
Fender Jazzmaster |
Gibson Les Paul Special |
Epiphone Les Paul |
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| Fender Toronado |
Rickenbacker 330 Mapleglo |
Fender Jazzmaster |
Fender Jazzmaster |
Fender Jazzmaster |
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| '95 Lucky 7 |
Jerry Jones Guitarlin |
PRS SE Santana |
Charvel Surfcaster |
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| Metropolitan Tanglewood |
VOX Phantom |
VOX Teardrop |
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