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Welcome to Day 8 of my annual New Year's New Guitar Days (NYNGD)!
Thanks for the kind words and comments on NYNGD #2022-7!
Well, NYNGD 2022 is coming in way too slow... at this rate we'll run right into NYNGD 2023! I have been sidelined with some medical issues but I had surgery yesterday and now have downtime healing and what better time to get caught up on NYNGD!
Today's guitar is a Luke III in a one-off custom Blue Sparkle Burst with an amazing roasted maple neck that has the most stunning rosewood fretboard. While it's nice to have a nice dark, even fretboard, I think it's so cool to see one that is much more of a beautiful specimen like this one. These don't come often and when they do you gotta love 'em!
This was apparently a guitar that was custom made for an EBMM artist who stupidly decided to sell it. No worries! DiBart to the rescue! I picked this one up along with another one-off Luke III which will make an appearance in the next few days.
So, what do you think?
I'll be back soon with another NYNGD: New Year's New Guitar Day! Thanks for looking everyone, and thanks for being patient!
Past Days:
The new EBMM message board limits the number of characters in a post so I can't put a list of direct links in the post. Click here for an index.
(The back story in case you're new to my NYNGD: For the past couple of years I've done a fun thing that most of you I think enjoyed, and I thought I would do it again this year. Every year, I am a slacker about keeping my Guitar Gallery up to date... So, as a fun holiday thing, let's launch a guitar in the Guitar Gallery each day leading up to New Years Eve! In the past I've received PM's about my collection and whether I play all of these guitars.
The same question came up during my NYNGD posts a few years ago and my answer was pretty detailed and well thought-out, so please check it out here!)
(Also, in case anybody gets any funny ideas -- these guitars are not at my house. They are all in my very secure and alarmed studio facility. I usually only have two guitars floating around the house...)
Welcome to Day 8 of my annual New Year's New Guitar Days (NYNGD)!
Thanks for the kind words and comments on NYNGD #2022-7!
Well, NYNGD 2022 is coming in way too slow... at this rate we'll run right into NYNGD 2023! I have been sidelined with some medical issues but I had surgery yesterday and now have downtime healing and what better time to get caught up on NYNGD!
Today's guitar is a Luke III in a one-off custom Blue Sparkle Burst with an amazing roasted maple neck that has the most stunning rosewood fretboard. While it's nice to have a nice dark, even fretboard, I think it's so cool to see one that is much more of a beautiful specimen like this one. These don't come often and when they do you gotta love 'em!
This was apparently a guitar that was custom made for an EBMM artist who stupidly decided to sell it. No worries! DiBart to the rescue! I picked this one up along with another one-off Luke III which will make an appearance in the next few days.
So, what do you think?
I'll be back soon with another NYNGD: New Year's New Guitar Day! Thanks for looking everyone, and thanks for being patient!
Past Days:
The new EBMM message board limits the number of characters in a post so I can't put a list of direct links in the post. Click here for an index.
(The back story in case you're new to my NYNGD: For the past couple of years I've done a fun thing that most of you I think enjoyed, and I thought I would do it again this year. Every year, I am a slacker about keeping my Guitar Gallery up to date... So, as a fun holiday thing, let's launch a guitar in the Guitar Gallery each day leading up to New Years Eve! In the past I've received PM's about my collection and whether I play all of these guitars.
The same question came up during my NYNGD posts a few years ago and my answer was pretty detailed and well thought-out, so please check it out here!)(Also, in case anybody gets any funny ideas -- these guitars are not at my house. They are all in my very secure and alarmed studio facility. I usually only have two guitars floating around the house...)
