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Metal Zone, MS? Really?
My middle school years were spent listening to Metallica.
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Metal Zone, MS? Really?
My middle school years were spent listening to Metallica.
so whats all that **** on the lightup board do?
just won a marshall shredmaster on an impulse buy. ****. need to start playing again.
OK, I'll play.......
Four Aces just hit the table. Sweet. B
I just bought a new guitar. The story is interesting, so I thought I'd share it.
I went to the Arlington Texas Guitar show in '91. At the time I was a writer for Vintage Guitar Magazine and was reporting on the show. I had always wanted a vintage Esquire from '53. Seymor Duncan, the pickup guru, and I were walking the show together and I stumbled upon this one. The dealer, who had it on his table, had just driven in from Mississippi with it having just bought it off the original owners widow. Apparently he played it every night and when the old guy died the first thing she did was sell it. She wanted to get rid of it! No sentimental value whatsoever!!! Anyway I loved it and asked Seymor what he thought of it. He said"If you don't buy it I will". Afterwards he took me back to his room where he brought out the famous Jeff Beck Esquire that Jeff had given him (It was there for a photo shoot). We compared the sound and honestly, they both sounded like the same damn geetar, This one is a real dream.
I went to the Arlington Texas Guitar show in '91. At the time I was a writer for Vintage Guitar Magazine and was reporting on the show. I had always wanted a vintage Esquire from '53. Seymor Duncan, the pickup guru, and I were walking the show together and I stumbled upon this one. The dealer, who had it on his table, had just driven in from Mississippi with it having just bought it off the original owners widow. Apparently he played it every night and when the old guy died the first thing she did was sell it. She wanted to get rid of it! No sentimental value whatsoever!!! Anyway I loved it and asked Seymor what he thought of it. He said"If you don't buy it I will". Afterwards he took me back to his room where he brought out the famous Jeff Beck Yardbirds Esquire that Jeff had given him (It was there for a photo shoot). We compared the sound and honestly, they both sounded like the same damn geetar, This one is a real dream. The funny thing though is that non guitar players all think that it must be the cheapest guitar in my collection because it is so plain and worn
Are you ever on the Seymour Duncan guitar forum?