NGD Vestax D'angelico NYL-1

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NGD Vestax D'angelico NYL-1

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Purchased from Alistairs Music in Cuba Street Wellington.

Sounds great, easy to play (even though I can't play Jazz) and looks loverly.

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Looks awesome! Can't find much online. Do you know much about the specs?
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I do robthemac. Pressed solid spruce top, laminate maple back and sides, maple neck, ebony fret board. Poly finish, MIJ 2002. Apparently a cut above the recent Korean models.

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Thanks! Looks like a 17 inch lower bout with a reasonably shallow body?
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That's tasty. Congrats

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very nice! where'd u find a MIJ one?

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Beautiful.

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So much bling! What's it like unplugged?
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Slowy wrote: Thu Aug 20, 2020 5:03 pm So much bling! What's it like unplugged?
isn't the point of the pickup position a big part of the "jazz" tone? acoustically it will sound like a hollowbody guitar (so a little boxy) but once plugged in it will have a muffled sound :rofl:

But it does look frikken cool
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willow13 wrote: Thu Aug 20, 2020 5:07 pm
Slowy wrote: Thu Aug 20, 2020 5:03 pm So much bling! What's it like unplugged?
isn't the point of the pickup position a big part of the "jazz" tone? acoustically it will sound like a hollowbody guitar (so a little boxy) but once plugged in it will have a muffled sound :rofl:

But it does look frikken cool
All true.
But some pay staggering sums to get exactly that. Don't understand jazz guitar at all. But it still looks so cool.
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Slowy wrote: Thu Aug 20, 2020 5:23 pm
All true.
But some pay staggering sums to get exactly that. Don't understand jazz guitar at all. But it still looks so cool.
totally agree ... I would totally rock one of these from an aesthetics point but the tone would make me :sick: :rofl:
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Nice. When do the EMGs go in?

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robthemac wrote: Thu Aug 20, 2020 4:11 pm Thanks! Looks like a 17 inch lower bout with a reasonably shallow body?
17 inch lower bout and 3 inch deep body.

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Slowy wrote: Thu Aug 20, 2020 5:03 pm So much bling! What's it like unplugged?
Unplugged pretty sweet, better acoustic tone than many I've played including vintage models.

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