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Really? You'll have to tell us about them one day!!!Genebaby wrote: I was having my GMW issues.







We fixed it but we used a too thick fretboard so it really needs to be done again.shramiac wrote:It plays pretty good after it was fixed in Oz but doesn't it? Plenty of bad Karma I guess even if it is ship shape now though!


LMFAO!Slayer wrote:How could that be a guitar for Dino with a green quilt top? A Dino Guitar would have a front that looked like the back of this guitarLOL
doublev2 wrote:the 70s cheeseburger colors of the san Diego padres.
Holy Hamburger, Batman !!!! I never knew that.doublev2 wrote: The padres were owned by macdonalds hence the cheeseburger look.
I see what you did there.doublev2 wrote:Yes my favourite clevelsnd browns. I have a baltimore browns shirt too.
My other favourires are the 70s / 80s denver broncos colors and the 70s cheeseburger colors of the san Diego padres. All I would have on a vv guitar.



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doublev2 wrote:Cleveland browns colors rule and cheeseburger colors.
huh,my personal collection now is up to,huh,25 guitars, two basses and a 6 string banjoSlayer wrote:Ankh,
How many guitars do you have right now bro? You are correct in that Matsumoku made nice guitars in the 70's and 80's. I have a few myself marketed under the Aria Pro II Label
Kev
did you say.........reddiish.......... and also.......... italian know their brown?;)doublev2 wrote:Ok. Kev knows me best I believe.
I like brown but not too much figuring. Brown paint, beige paint, gold paint, bronze paint, black with brown ok. Not into those expensive 6 string slab basses with lots of grain. Mahogany good top especial dark and reddish.
Italians in 60s knew their brown.

ankh wrote:huh,my personal collection now is up to,huh,25 guitars, two basses and a 6 string banjoSlayer wrote:Ankh,
How many guitars do you have right now bro? You are correct in that Matsumoku made nice guitars in the 70's and 80's. I have a few myself marketed under the Aria Pro II Label
Kev.Those are the ones in working order.
The vantage apart for being in great condition, has great sustain unplugged.That was the criteria for keeping it.............
I found that Vantage Vs 600 a few years ago in a flea market too, for 130 US $. It has many marks and traces, but works fine. I'd like to put a trem on it (Bigsby or something that won't kill the guitar...).................my latest flea market guitar find:
Slayer wrote:ankh wrote:huh,my personal collection now is up to,huh,25 guitars, two basses and a 6 string banjoSlayer wrote:Ankh,
How many guitars do you have right now bro? You are correct in that Matsumoku made nice guitars in the 70's and 80's. I have a few myself marketed under the Aria Pro II Label
Kev.Those are the ones in working order.
The vantage apart for being in great condition, has great sustain unplugged.That was the criteria for keeping it.............
You have a nice and varied collection sir! I always enjoy your pictures and your artistic style of playing and recording your songs.
Kev
some Matsumoku guitars were sold under different names, but ,yes, there are many great ones.The Vantage copy of the 335 sounds great.tukoztukoz wrote:I found that Vantage Vs 600 a few years ago in a flea market too, for 130 US $. It has many marks and traces, but works fine. I'd like to put a trem on it (Bigsby or something that won't kill the guitar...).................my latest flea market guitar find:
Vantage guitars get a lot of positive comments on forums, as japanese guitars in general. I think I'm ready now to buy more japanese guitars...
I saw these on the internet (stetsbar and schaller). All I know about them is that their price is almost twice of what I paid for the guitarThere's some trem made for Les paul guitars that works fine and it doesn't require any major routing..........