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Sweet Standard Roy! I much prefer the ABR bridge over the gawdy Nashville style one on those... /emoticons/default_cool.png

Bet your guys at RS could do the "Enola" conversion too, huh?...

 
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Sweet Standard Roy! I much prefer the ABR bridge over the gawdy Nashville style one on those... /emoticons/default_cool.png

Bet your guys at RS could do the "Enola" conversion too, huh?...
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I like the ABR on this one better too. I have came so close to Enola cloning this thing, but it's just so nice I can't bring myself to modding it anymore.

 
Just had something come up I'll take $3000 and ship it free in the US if anyone is interested.

 
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TONS of love!

I'm thinking that the looming holidays might be weighing on potential buyers.

Go on, treat yerself to something nice!!

 
Plenty of love. Can love buy a guitar, or are you one of those evil people who put higher value on money than love? /emoticons/default_dry.png

I still dream about loving an RS Slab series guitar.

 
Here are some new pictures showing it compared to my all original 83 Standard. You can see the heads are the same shape, the inlays are the same and so is all the hardware. You can see the logo was replaced in the refin. There are a couple a finish checks starting in the gold finish, but most won't show in the pix, but there is one by the nut that you can see in the new pix. This is a finish check not a headstock crack. Also see the pix for the neck measurements at the first fret, 12th fret and neck thickness. This is a nuce full neck.

lowfinishcheck.jpglowheadstocks2.jpglowbothheads.jpglow83standard.jpglow84standard.jpglow84dots.jpglow83dots.jpglow1stfret.jpglownut.jpg

low12thfret.jpg

 
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RoyB sez: With all due respect Rick, that is is not how you play a G#7. This is. Now you try it.

btw - Looz the hat. What are you trying to accomplish? The Billy Gibbons look?

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Cheers!

caddie

 
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Well I got an extension on what I'm selling this to buy, so it's still up for sale $2500 is a major deal for a rare all mahogany four digit.

 
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