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I might have all the guitar I need, but I'm keeping the other 8 (plus bass) at least for now.
Originally Posted by citizenk74
I have regretted almost every one of my guitar sales over the years, and I don't have to sell a guitar right now, so I won't.
Unless I run out of stands and space on the wall...then I'll reconsider LOL.
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01-21-2021 02:57 PM
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Yes they are. The 135 neck attaches at the 16th fret, the 175 at the 14th. The 135 bridge is situated closer to the neck. As mentioned, they should sound vastly different, but they don't. The 135 is kind of like a 175 with less thunk and less feedback tendency. Both are wonderfully designed, sturdy and beautiful guitars.
Originally Posted by Lobomov
You have a lot of nice guitars! And great playing to go along with them.
Originally Posted by Dutchbopper
I don't know if I'm worthy of the guitar, but as with woodworking sometimes the quality of the tool inspires one to do better work.
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Bellisima Jeff! Congrats, HNGD
and play her in good health!
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That is so cool that it matches your ES-135. NICE!! In fact when I first saw your picture I thought "why does he have two identical ES-175s???" I forgot they started putting humbuckers in the ES-135. Mine is an old one from 1993 or so when they first came out.
I searched for quite some time to find a red ES-175 to match my red ES-135:
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Well a lot of us like redheads too...
Originally Posted by icr
TBH I wish I had another Blondie. Won’t happen for awhile, but who knows what the future will hold?
(I guess my flattops might be considered blonde but not the same...)




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