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Location: Hot Springs, S.D. | OK, that explains why the Johnson posted here has all solid woods. They USED to be junk. They sold them at Radio Shack here in town. As a matter of fact, there's a giant flea market in Denver where you used to be able to get them for about seventy-five bucks, and even then they were not worth it. I have students who used to have them and every one got a twisted neck and/or lifting bridge within months. I wonder why the new company kept the name??? |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Hey! I used to have a Johnson 620 that sounded Very Nice...
Of course I paid more to ship it than I paid for the actual guitar...
But it was still a nice $29 guitar!
(I sold if for $100, but that is what the chick offered me for it... I'm not that much of a sleazball! She had it on loan for a coupla months, so she thought it was worth $100, who am I to argue!) |
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Location: PDX | Originally posted by birddog:
BR-163, can't find them for much under $750
Thats out of my league.
You sure its not a BR-43 = $370 ish.
Wally Try here
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Lusting for wood,somebody slap me
