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Location: Port Charlotte, FL | Natural 1969 Tornado at Ocala, FL store $899 local pickup:
No affiliation, etc.
Cheers, Pete
Craigslist Ad - Fort Myers |
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Location: Port Charlotte, FL | Corrected Link:
http://fortmyers.craigslist.org/chl/msg/1717787995.html |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Link didn't work for me. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | There ya go. Ocala is a ways away from me, or I'd go look at it. |
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Location: Port Charlotte, FL | Where are you, TJ? I'm in Charlotte County.
Cheers, Pete |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Sent you a pm. |
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Location: Port Charlotte, FL | Replied - Cheers, Pete |
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Location: Jet City | My Tornado is one of my very favorite guitars to play. One of the coolest sounding too. I used it on our recording of "Take You Down"
I recently had my local guitar tech level a fret on it for me, when I came back to pick it up he said, "WOW! I love this thing, the pickups sound great!"
Anyway, this might be a topic for the other section but my pickups are different. They sound like single coils but look like they're humbuckers kinda in that their are 2 rows of magnets.
I wonder 2 things...
1. Are mine single coil but offset? Like a G&L Comanche? Or are they humbuckers?
2. How different does this one sound from mine? |
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PSA: 69 Tornado in Ocala, FL - Craigslist
