This is my first proper guitar that I got when I was 15. I had been playing a Carlos LP for a year or two that was gifted to me, but this was the first that I said 'wow, I want that'.
I traded it a couple decades ago and for all the thousands I've spent on guitars since, all the big name brands and so called quality that has passed through my hands since, this is the one I really miss and regret parting with more than any.
I know it probably sounds silly to say this about a Samick, but I was a kid who wasn't dragged in to all the things you 'must have' to write and perform music and just did it.
This is the version I had.... look at all those wood joins. My version was the Red version, not blue, it also had the Logo as seen top right instead of the scroll.. If anyone sees one of these for sale. Please let me know.
My One and Only Samick
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Re: My One and Only Samick
I had a vester equivalent back in n the 80s, find memories of that guitar, what's not to like about shark tooth inlays!!
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Re: My One and Only Samick
those bridges were pretty notorious for crumbing into shiny fragments.Perhaps not specifically on samicks but they were pretty ubiqitous on single locking equipped guitars.They were "bendmaster" branded on BC riches.The blocks seemed to be made of compressed ciggy ash.