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To: nunya bidness
Geez....That sounds awsome. When's that happening? I think I'm on a limit though unless I can sell some other gear. I bought a '63 L series strat a while back and my stable of outrageously priced axes is reaching the limit.

I'm about to spend another 3500 on other gear. I'm getting the new Vetta combo from line 6 to replace my aging AX2 and a fender P bass and bass pod so I can deal with complaints about the lousy bass sound on my mp3's....

If I can somehow squeeze in a PRS into the mix I will....such great axes...

878 posted on 06/25/2002 11:52:46 PM PDT by Demidog
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To: Demidog
I'm trying to get a job there. I'll let you know how it turns out. But in the meantime, I happen to know they have a once a year sale around the end of the summer.

It's kind of an in house deal, the axes don't have any defects on the sound side but they have cosmetic defects.

You could probably let go some of the outboard gear and maybe sell some of the vintage stuff for a profit. But be forewarned, the PRS guitars are thick on the neck and you'll still have to outfit it with pickups. I suggest Joe Barden rails. He's local and the service is right on.

882 posted on 06/26/2002 12:06:59 AM PDT by nunya bidness
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To: Demidog
I should have bought a PRS years ago when they were only $1500-1800...JFK
889 posted on 06/26/2002 12:23:39 AM PDT by BADROTOFINGER
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To: Demidog
If I can somehow squeeze in a PRS into the mix I will....such great axes...

Bet I never told you guys that I own the first BC Rich Bich ever sold, did I?

:)

970 posted on 06/26/2002 8:40:12 AM PDT by Jefferson Adams
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