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Location: Cincinnati | I have a trade offer for a Duesenberg Mike Campbell Signature Model(Click on "Hollowbody-Guitars"). Does anyone here know anything about these guitars? Thanks. |
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Location: Scotland | High quality retro-styled European guitars with an impressive endorsee line-up. They deserve to do well, but I guess that they are not cheap in the USA given the current exchange rate. They do a lap Steel which is the tits. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | what'cha tradin Jack? |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Paul, it that lap steel the one with the multi-bender? |
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Location: Scotland | kinda, 2 benders and a built-in sliding capo. I'm having one. |
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Location: Cincinnati | Originally posted by Trader Jim:
what'cha tradin Jack? Possibly the Mosrite for the Duesy and some cash. It's the person I bought the Mosrite from originally. Sound familiar, TJ? :p
Thanks, Paul. I heard they were quality guitars, but I was looking for some additional feedback. |
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Location: Scotland | Originally p osted by kotadawg:
Thanks, Paul. I heard they were quality guitars, but I was looking for some additional feedback. [/QUOTE
Well then you heard right, they are fine guitars. But don't take my word for it, or anyone else's. If the instrument speaks to you that's all the validation it could possibly need. You don't need a bunch of online guitar geeks telling you any different. |
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Location: Cincinnati | Thanks, Paul. But for the price, I wanted to know more about the quality of the guitar. My understanding is the parts are made in Korea and possibly elsewhere, then assembled in Germany. But quality is quality no matter where the parts are made. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | The lap steel looks way cool...but to be honest (IMHO) there aren't many makes that they haven't copied...Gibson, Rickenbacker, Gretch, Hofner, Zemaitis, etc.
Granted, they look well made and the Plek treatment certainly helps, I'm sure they're good guitars...whatever floats your boat I guess... |
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Location: Cincinnati | Originally posted by MusicMishka:
The lap steel looks way cool...but to be honest (IMHO) there aren't many makes that they haven't copied...Gibson, Rickenbacker, Gretch, Hofner, Zemaitis, etc.
Granted, they look well made and the Plek treatment certainly helps, I'm sure they're good guitars...whatever floats your boat I guess... Actually he has a lot of Ric's, but not the ones I want. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | The Rick's with the toaster top pups always sounded best to me...I had a '67 366 w/the converter comb in fireglo...wish I still had it... |
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Location: Cincinnati | NT |
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Location: Cincinnati | My 360 has the toasters. I really would like to get a 481 with the slanted frets. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Floats my boat pretty good! |
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OT: Duesenberg Guitars
