Fab guitars for sale!
21 July 2006, 02:45 PM
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Fab guitars for sale!
First one is a real Gibson ES 125, about 1962 with P90 and is ALL original includes real Gibson case, chrome yellow interior.
Great classic Jazz/Blues guitar.
£800
Second is a sweet Taylor Big Baby acoustic with case. This is one of the very first ones ever made before the mass production got underway (no pick guard)
Real finger style picking guitar.
£225 ovno
Serious replys only please and no silly offers, I know what these guitars are and what their worth is!
Great classic Jazz/Blues guitar.
£800
Second is a sweet Taylor Big Baby acoustic with case. This is one of the very first ones ever made before the mass production got underway (no pick guard)
Real finger style picking guitar.
£225 ovno
Serious replys only please and no silly offers, I know what these guitars are and what their worth is!
21 July 2006, 09:07 PM
#7
Ha!
Don't seem to play them much now.
I've had the ES for ages, bought it instead of a LSD for the 911 in the early days of hillclimbing!
It is a wonderful guitar; just so mellow and great for almost any style, very Bass biased.
The Taylor is so bright and crisp but i find it hard to play pure acoustic now.
My favorite is the Epiphone Les Paul (you understand Carl) as it is just so good it's untrue, and is always the guitar I play for 20 mins every night...
And Mark just might be right too.
The guitars sit on the wall and I could spend the $$$ on a box and slicks for next year, or pay a bit more off the mortgage!
I haven't told the wife I've put them up for sale yet!
Graham.
Don't seem to play them much now.
I've had the ES for ages, bought it instead of a LSD for the 911 in the early days of hillclimbing!
It is a wonderful guitar; just so mellow and great for almost any style, very Bass biased.
The Taylor is so bright and crisp but i find it hard to play pure acoustic now.
My favorite is the Epiphone Les Paul (you understand Carl) as it is just so good it's untrue, and is always the guitar I play for 20 mins every night...
And Mark just might be right too.
The guitars sit on the wall and I could spend the $$$ on a box and slicks for next year, or pay a bit more off the mortgage!
I haven't told the wife I've put them up for sale yet!
Graham.
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Lol @ Mark. 
Funnily enough it's a 70's Les Paul i'm watching on eBay Graham, not a Gibson though. My USA Tele has been my favourite since i got it, even easier to play that the ELP but lacks a little when you just want to make noise.
Good luck with the sales, they're both pretty special guitars so should find nice homes no problem. I suspect eBay would be best your best bet if you've definitely made your mind up to sell.
Funnily enough it's a 70's Les Paul i'm watching on eBay Graham, not a Gibson though. My USA Tele has been my favourite since i got it, even easier to play that the ELP but lacks a little when you just want to make noise.
Good luck with the sales, they're both pretty special guitars so should find nice homes no problem. I suspect eBay would be best your best bet if you've definitely made your mind up to sell.
21 July 2006, 09:55 PM
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Mark!
Carl: can't quite stand the thought of these going through ebay to some shark of a dealer, especially the Gibson, though the Verithin went to a good home.
We will see.
My bones arn't killing me yet Mark, but when the box goes in this Xmas it might tease me a bit...
Graham
Carl: can't quite stand the thought of these going through ebay to some shark of a dealer, especially the Gibson, though the Verithin went to a good home.
We will see.
My bones arn't killing me yet Mark, but when the box goes in this Xmas it might tease me a bit...
Graham
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