John C
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Nice pair of ALs; I'm really liking the looks of these HH ALs with the rosewood neck. And BP is correct, the Pacific Blueburst is a very nice color on the AL.
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Big Poppa
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Great combo thanks
straycat113
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Congrats. They make a great looking pair.
andynpeters
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119 North Chimney Rock Road. It's a beach club Frank. Old folks shagging. Thirstys2 - The Best in Beach, Blues, and Boogie
Shut your mouth punk kid....us old folks need love too!!!!
I've never been a fan of the Albert Lee model, but I think I'm beginning to change my mind, that powder blue model is a very attractive guitar indeed. Would this be a good time to start the campaign for a left handed model??
catdaddy
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Thanks for all the nice comments y'all! Especially the python attack Miqueas. My sides hurt for a couple minutes after that one. And I ain't exactly a spring chicken myself Andy. Good luck on the lefty campaign.
Funky Chicken
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Did you get it at GC Raleigh or Indoor Storm?
Either way, beautiful guitar!
Either way, beautiful guitar!
threeminutesboy
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gas gas gas
congrats !!! beautiful Als
congrats !!! beautiful Als
catdaddy
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Indoor Storm. He's got a pretty black one with black pearloid and wang bar over there too.
Purple ASS
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Al...that's a seriously fine pair you have there. I can see myself having have to make just one more guitar purchase ...eek. I look forward to reading a review after your gig.
dwells
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Amazing guitars!!!!
catdaddy
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It was fantastic! I didn't play another guitar all night except on one song that I play slide in E tuning. The two "notch" positions handled all the single coil flavors I needed. They were delicious clean and sounded great when I turned up the wick on them too. The straight humbucker sounds were warm and fat and sounded terrific clean too. The humbuckers sing at higher gain settings. It's hard to imagine a more versatile guitar or one that's more comfortable to play.
