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Paul Warren

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One of my teachers took a photo yesterday during one of our group classes. Look at all of those EB books, ha! I can't believe I didn't have one of my many EB shirts on, but hey, I had to at least wear something from my business. :) Now I just need to make an EB neon sign for the wall to complete the EB overload. :p Well seriously, I appreciate EB getting the books out to me so fast because I didn't realize we were so low. It all worked out well!

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73h Nils

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Haha, cool! That Tobacco burst is so freakishly sick looking! Looks like it's coated in thin glass!
 
mesaboogieman

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I know I've said it before but that finish on your BFR is simply awesome! If they ever made that into a production color, I would be first in line!
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If I was there as you were standing up there with that BFR...I wouldn't be able to concentrate on what you were saying...I would just be staring at that top! :D
 
Paul Warren

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I've got to admit, the BFR has become my #1 player. It's just a crazy good guitar. Makes me wish those JP bridges were available on all sorts of guitars because they are so comfortable. And that BFR definitely makes an impact on folks. A student of mine went and bought one today - a beautiful walnut burst! The things sell themselves. :)

paul
 
colinboy

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Paul Warren said:
I've got to admit, the BFR has become my #1 player. It's just a crazy good guitar. Makes me wish those JP bridges were available on all sorts of guitars because they are so comfortable. And that BFR definitely makes an impact on folks. A student of mine went and bought one today - a beautiful walnut burst! The things sell themselves. :)

paul
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absolutely beautiful guitar my friend and the students look amazed at that quilt top on your BFR!:)
 
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Way to go Paul, spread the EB word.....................I find it funny that the older players have acoustics and the younger ones electrics.
 
emkey

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Paul + Colin: temptation is getting stronger to get one BFR asap :) I have my 2007LE for less then 2 months and I'm thinking about getting her a 7 string bro from BFR series...all those pictures and "that top sucks" things make me dig more about BFR and finally I can't stop thinking about it! Plus all of you say that BFR is better then regular, which makes me thinking: how is that even possible? My JP is Perfect! Anyway my need of 7 as an addition to my JP6 is still harder and I see no other way out then start selling my furniture and all that I can live without :)

Man, I need that BFR F-1 7string Petrucci so badly! I consider Bahama Blue Burst Flame Top or Tabacco/Walnut Finish...

PS. it's too bad I can't go to the music shop to check out one of those BFR...why? there is no BFR in any single shop in Poland! :eek:

SORRY for being OT :) Just wanted to express what the temptation of BFR makes on me :)
 
Jodizzle

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Paul!!!!
I didn't know you were on the forum! :) I'm glad the books made it to you. It's good to see the books in the hands of so many students.
 
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