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USA Washburn - anyone familiar?


carfish7

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solid guitar,

the neck is similar to the Daytona you just parted with. not too thin :)

good bang for the buck, and getting more expensive as they were great 'merican R&R machines

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I remember an hfcer that was gaga over this era washburns but the handle escapes me. I remember Washburn models that were close to vintage s looking.

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What murkat said. Bonus points for not painting the headstock face on a guitar with a maple fretboard.

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Had a WM-100 once, not quite the same model, but US custom shop. Top notch quality, killer sound, great looks. I regret that I let her go, and I am trying to find her again. So - go for it.

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Dude must not be all that hot to sell - 2 emails, no reply.......

Hey, I thought I was supposed to be the flake as the potential buyer?!?

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That guitar is so well made that he prefers playing a Japanese strat over it... :-)

He would rather play a triple single coil strat than a Floyd rose HSH shred machine. Pretty different ladies I say. I could see that. Especially since the only strat I have bonded with is a MIJ Fender.

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Had a WM-100 once, not quite the same model, but US custom shop. Top notch quality, killer sound, great looks. I regret that I let her go, and I am trying to find her again. So - go for it.

Probably not the exact same, but THIS just popped up locally and I thought of you and your lost love:

http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ank/msg/4143758949.html

Carfish, what have you done...? That and the A20 I found on ebay (after looking for Washburn because YOUR post reminded me) will give me somesthing to think about... :-))

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Damm. Torn between two Washburns again...

Just remember - Ebay sucks. I can go and do a direct inspection of the WM and maybe even get it cheaper due to the "OBO"........

God, I'm such an enabler..........

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I still have a KC model(KC-40V?) Washburn I bought back around '91(?). While it doesn't compare to my Hamers, it's still a really nice little guitar. I've kept it as a travel guitar. The only issue with her is that the pickups are only "meh", just not a lot of personality.

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Damm. Torn between two Washburns again...

Just remember - Ebay sucks. I can go and do a direct inspection of the WM and maybe even get it cheaper due to the "OBO"........

God, I'm such an enabler..........

That you are indeed! :rolleyes: How can I ever pay back?

Problem is - in the meantime there are even three Washburns looking at me... And the one I am most interested in (even more than in that WM-100) is a AV20 fom 1980, located somewhere in NJ... Than there is a nice custom shop hollow body on CL, but here I am still waiting for an answer...

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