Pic Request - Foggy? Got DG AL????

[mbgreene]

Perhaps it will look like this

Albert Lee Hardtail, maple top, tone block.....enjoy!

This one is going to "Big Al"

 

[Shnook]

I have a AL in Medallion Gold, but it's in a group shot. Hope ya'll don't mind some other brands.

For what it's worth, the AL is my favorite hands down!

 

[mbgreene]

I have a AL in Medallion Gold, but it's in a group shot. Hope ya'll don't mind some other brands.

For what it's worth, the AL is my favorite hands down!

Don't know if it's the angle, the positioning, the stands or (probably) the combination of all three but the AL looks tiny in comparisaon to everything else. Almost like a 1/2 scale model.

 

[fogman]

Don't know if it's the angle, the positioning, the stands or (probably) the combination of all three but the AL looks tiny in comparisaon to everything else. Almost like a 1/2 scale model.

I like the fact that EBMMs are smaller. I'm 5'8" tall and have smaller hands.
Besides, other guitars are heavy for nothing and waste a lot of material resources!

 

[Shnook]

Well, it probably is mostly the combination of angle, position, and stand, but the AL FEEls like the smallest guitar I own.
I need to get some better shots of it alone as it's gorgeous close up. Nice birdseye neck too!

 

[fogman]

I need to get some better shots of it alone as it's gorgeous close up.

Yes you do!

 

[robelinda2]

Perhaps it will look like this

I love that pic! the exact minute i am able to order a BFR AL i will be there! i may even hold off on the BFR Luke, so impressed i am with the AL.

 

[rmh925]

Thanks alot for the info kai54....I think maybe he was talking about the BFR AL...That's the guitar that will go in my collection when it's comes out.

 

[g_man]

Count me in line to buy a BFR AL too!

 

[kai54]

No problem rmh925! Thanks to the rest of you for the info & pics of the BFR AL! All part of my learning process - you folks are great. As always. Is there a date set for its introduction or can someone order one right now?

By the way robelinda2, I'm glad to see you finally scored an AL - if memory serves me right there were a few opportunities that slipped through your fingers & an issue of shipping cost to Oz. Hey, I sent you a private message through this forum but don't know if you received it (I'm not real computer savy and may have done something wrong in the process). Got something for you at the recent NAMM that I think you'd like.

 

[kai54]

rmh, rob, anyone,

Okay, I've got another question about my Pinkburst AL. Please be patient if this seems too obvious. I forgot to ask Albert at the NAMM.

In his pre-EB days, Albert's been associated with a T*le and T*le tone.

Do you folks feel as he adopted the early AXIS (pre-AL name I believe) as his main guitar that he was looking for more Str*t - like tones & versatility (middle p.u.) into his overall sound? Hope this makes sense. Thanks in advance.

 

[robelinda2]

i read an article online just the other day which talks about the same thing- Albert going from a tele to a strat, heres the link

http://www.vintageguitar.com/artists/details.asp?ID=39

 

[mbgreene]

Cool Link - thanks Rob

 

[rmh925]

There you go kai54 could not have answered it myself....Thanks Rob for the article it was great, and very informative.

 

[kai54]

Rob,
Thanks so much! Great article. Didn't know if you read my earlier post (Just before my question about the AL) but I have something for you from the NAMM show that I think you will enjoy. Just need a way to get it to you...thnaks again.

Oh, by the way, is the pickguard on your AL white pearl in color? Or is it an "aged" pearl color? Blessings.

 

[robelinda2]

My Pearl Blue AL has a white pearloid guard, that is aged quite a bit, looks really classy, mojo a-plenty! Its 8 years old, but is in fantastic condition, i really really love it.