Smellybum
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outstanding video
Great tone
Great playing
and a BFR AL - you got it made!
Great tone
Great playing
and a BFR AL - you got it made!
- Thread starter parker1963
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paulstew64
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It sure is a beautiful guitar and great sound too! The Al BFR is on list for future purchase, it's currently listed at no3 on my list. So once I've got my 25th, and BFR LUke I'll have one.
Spudmurphy
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Fantastic !!
Welcome to "The ALOC".
Welcome to "The ALOC".
catdaddy
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Congratulations! It looks and sounds great!
lenny
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Super Schweet Guitar Bro and Some Wicked Nice Tasty Playing!!! ....Im in Nova Scotia i wish we were closer I could use my Quilt AL BFR and you could bring the Flame!!!! ....But seriously tasty Blues Jam you did there!!!! ...Welcome to the club!
DJ.
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Nice guitar, congrats!
dmullen
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nice playing man!
parker1963
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With all those other EB MM's your'e going to need more guitarstands.Thanks again all you guys for the nice comments really appreciate the replies.
rmh925,petruccirocks02,Smellybum5150,paulstew64,Shoewax,Spudmurphy,Catdaddy,Lenny,Ripper,DJ,Dmullen.
Parker
Slav123
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That's one beautiful guitar and some awesome playing, congrats!
Slav
Slav
bkrumme
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Man your tone is sweet! That's a beautiful guitar, too. I've been underestimating single coils...
parker1963
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Thanks Slav123 and BKrumme
Boy if its great single coil you want for SRV style Tone This Albert really does well.I have even used it to play drop D stuff.Not sure if they use different single coils in the BFR series of Al but i can honestly say that they rival my hottest Fender Strats Texas specials through Noisless Hot series Even Fender custom shop pup's.
Great for recording too as there is no buzz or interference.
Park
Big Poppa
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its the mahogany tone block with the maple top more focused mids
parker1963
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Hello BP i saw that in the specs sheet where is the tone block placed? i see no difference in material or wood grain.Maybe this is a really dumb question
if so i would like to blame being dropped as a baby by my father in advance .Tanks Parker
Colin
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you can't see it because of the maple capHello BP i saw that in the specs sheet where is the tone block placed? i see no difference in material or wood grain.Maybe this is a really dumb question
Tanks Parker
parker1963
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OK well i feel better now knowing it wasn't something obvious
.Thanks ColinI minds well post the last vid i did that night and make it a 3 some.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55jPHlHGnH4"]YouTube - Playin Blues with My Albert Lee[/ame]
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DrGonzo5150
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Runs from the neck joint to the bridge. As outlined by Colin, it's under the maple top.
Coffeemug
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That's some decent playing, congrats on your awesome BFR AL!
