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HNGD (22 frets)
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HNGD (22 frets)
Eastman T484. Despite not being chunky I quite like the neck profile. The pickup combo is great! Very well built guitar, set up perfectly for my taste right out of the box, no tweaking or adjusting needed whatsoever.
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Re: HNGD (22 frets)
Pwoar! Congrats! Enjoy.
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Re: HNGD (22 frets)
Wow... those photos are pants. This one is 339 size, I can't handle the bigger 335 shape. But, yeah, it's a 339 killah! The only other guitar of this type I have ever played was an Epi 339. This is considerably better.
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Re: HNGD (22 frets)
Wowza...yummy. Congrats
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Re: HNGD (22 frets)
Is it rude to ask how much?
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Re: HNGD (22 frets)
Dunno about rude...
Anyway, the answer is always "Oh honey, that ole' thing? I had a great deal on it, practically next to nothing!"
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Re: HNGD (22 frets)
Thats a reet bobby dazzler and no mistake....
So, is that low alcohol or no alcohol at all? mmmm, no alcohol, do you want to try it? Noooooooooo.
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Re: HNGD (22 frets)
And then you went and spoiled it all.... get them changed for proper ones!
So, is that low alcohol or no alcohol at all? mmmm, no alcohol, do you want to try it? Noooooooooo.