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Hi forumites, I was lucky enough to play a red special original, the one I played 2 years ago, not too many people will be lucky enough to see one let alone play one. This was number 64 built October 2005
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More pics of this rare axe, it has a really thick neck, needs some getting used to but sounded sweet even through a small practice amp
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That's one mighty fine guitar Wokka
Kudos to you Woks ... truly a legendary axe! ... an experience that has to rank right up there with something like "getting to hold Excalibur"
(I know I'm green with envy!):D
Woks, what's with the pizza boxes in the background - I thought you were self sufficient in that way :).
Why would you want to waste time cooking when you need to spend time playing a rare axe?Quote:
/<\\/p>[]<\\/p>/Quote from Brendan on September 30, 2013, 23:31
Woks, what's with the pizza boxes in the background - I thought you were self sufficient in that way :).
Haha my last night in Melbourne after grand final we had a jam and couldn't be bothered cooking. I also got to play a nice Fender jazz bass too had no idea they had such a narrow neck!
Sweet! *drool*
nice!
Right, I will be over shortly.... Once I've refurbished my Deacy replica... :-)