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1938 Epiphone Broadway, for sale in the classified section .... ( guitar has been sold meanwhile ... )
Last edited by Filmosound 621; 07-18-2022 at 10:13 AM.
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06-15-2022 11:39 AM
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1975 tele
1960 ES 330
1937 L 50 with modern CC floating pickup
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1951 ES-175
1947 ES-125
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These are the 2 oldest ones in my arsenal (along with a 1977 Gurian flattop) : the '63 ES-345 is with me since 1982 and the '62 Super-400 came to me about 8 years ago. Both see regular action ....
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Oh my gosh, I want that beard! If I try to grow one it looks like sofa fluff on sticky tape.
Originally Posted by 339 in june
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And that was something like 10 or 11 years ago ! It becomes really vintage too Originally Posted by Doktah B
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We were in the studio today recording a Christmas album with the Campus Five, and so I had all my vintage stuff handy: L to R:
1932 Gibson L-5 / 1937 Gibson ES-150 / 1939 Gibson ES-150 (currently on loan from a friend) / 1939 Gibson L-5
1939 Gibson EH-185 amp
In action... 1939 L-5 mic'd with both an AEA KU5A super cardioid ribbon mic, and my trusty DPA4099 clipped on as well.
The opposite perspective...
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merry christmas to you all.
and a happy new year, of course.
1941 Kalamazoo KG-21 with Gibson GA-50 ( amp has been sold meanwhile )
the KG is a lovely couch guitar, deep hog-body makes it feel like a 00.
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Some amps......and a cat. Not all of the amps, nor all of the cats.
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sheesh man .... Originally Posted by customxke
Some amps......and a cat. Not all of the amps, nor all of the cats.
how many cats do you need ?
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2, one female and one male. The rest goes by itself Originally Posted by pingu
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1959 ES175dn
1952 L5CES
1947 L7
1963 L5C
1969 Johnny Smith
1974 L5CESN
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Hi all. I purchased this archtop a few years ago from a collector in Germany who acknowledged it might have been assembled from multiple guitars. The body appears to be an authentic Graubner Rex, but I am unable to identify the marking on the headstock. The headstock has the same shape and orientation (looking at the front, the headstock slopes down from left to right) as most comparable Herrnsdorf archtops. The only markings on the body that I can find are visible through the f hole. Just trying to nail down the date of manufacture and learn where the neck might have come from. I know it is not a valuable guitar, but it has brought me many hours of enjoyable playing!
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We had 4. 2 males and 2 females. Each were originally born as strays that we've raised from babies. Recently the friendliest, 1 male, decided to leave home. I was bummed for days. Originally Posted by JohanAbrandt
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Originally Posted by Texas1952
Hi all. I purchased this archtop a few years ago from a collector in Germany who acknowledged it might have been assembled from multiple guitars. The body appears to be an authentic Graubner Rex, but I am unable to identify the marking on the headstock. The headstock has the same shape and orientation (looking at the front, the headstock slopes down from left to right) as most comparable Herrnsdorf archtops. The only markings on the body that I can find are visible through the f hole. Just trying to nail down the date of manufacture and learn where the neck might have come from. I know it is not a valuable guitar, but it has brought me many hours of enjoyable playing!
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Yeah, we can only be grateful when they pick us as their human. Hopefully he comes back when he feels like it Originally Posted by 2bornot2bop
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1952 Gibson ES-350N, 1961 Gibson L-7C
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1947 L7 and 1936 L50
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