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Location: San Bernardino, California | Huh?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=2384&item=3776094157&rd=1 |
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Location: Midland, MI | Now, that is interesting. I'll bet W2 could tell us all about it... |
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Location: south east Michigan | The best Les Paul I every played was a Les Paul copy. I think it was a "Univox". I can't beleive I don't remember the name for sure. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Go to the 1980's. That's when the distribution guys had this copy line, back when you could get cheep copies from Japan. (also back then the distribution guys didn't sell Ovation and Hamer wasn't in the picture) I think the name made the switch to Korea but died shortly thereafter. When it got to when you could get a Taco Tele or Ghandi Strat for $200, or an Eppi Paul for the same the no-name brands are dead.
Which would you want, a POS that says Mako or Fender?
I think this one is overpriced. |
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Location: Vernon, CT | Mako is a type of shark so whoever pays money for this POS guitar is definitely going to get a big bite in the a$$ for sure!!!! (SMILE)
John L. |
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Location: Warren, OH | I used to have a Univox Les Paul - the one on e-bay looks a lot like it. The head is different, but most of the plastic trim looks the same. I'd know the Treble/Rhythm selector switch plate anywhere!
Wonder if these guys supplied Univox or something like that? |
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Location: San Bernardino, California | I believe Matsumoku built the '80s Univox. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | They probably all came from the same factory (or two) |
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Mako???
