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Thanks to the addictive nature of guitar building through Pitbull Guitars I now have a few guitars on my wall. A family friend visited over the xmas break and was so impressed that I displayed my beloved guitars in the front room of my house he said 'I've got a guitar just sitting in it's case in my wardrobe - would you like it?' So I said 'Sure! What kind of guitar is it?'
A Rickenbacker 330 Jetglo if you don't mind!
So if it wasn't for Pitbull Guitars and the encouragement of the forums I wouldn't have had multiple guitars on display which led to the offer of a Ricky 330 on permanent loan ! Thanks again everyone! ;)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...al/guitars.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...l/Ricky330.jpg
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Awesome collection Matt!
Cheers,
Gav.
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Seconded. An amazing collection. You mind if I share some of these on Facebook, Matt?
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Thanks guys, I love them! And go for it Adam, although the pics aren't that flash.
The Ricky 330, 7 string Ibanez RGA7 and my kids' acoustics aren't Pitbull but everything else is.
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Just love the look of the Jet Glo Ricky's. Nice Axe collection there too Matt.
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W O W you are a building machine - and all the PBG ones look awesome.
oh and love the Ricci....
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I don't think I'll read your posts anymore.
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Heh ;)
Funny thing is, as nice and beautifully made as the Ricky is, after a few days I've found myself reaching for my Strats again for that 'lying-on-the-couch-random-freestyle-twang'. They're just such a simple, comfortable and no bull guitar. Ahh I love them all ;)
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Damn. I just read your post and I said I wasn't going to.
Know how you feel about the Strat. I'm like that with my Tele.
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I've spent 25 years dreaming of an opportunity like that to happen to me. Still waiting.
