killerburst
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The last honey burst Axis SS Semi Hollow - behold!
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xjbebop
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Yummy!
MJK28
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WOW!! deluxe eye candy!
Sweat
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Very nice, looks great, needs to be a hardtail though
killerburst
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Easier to make a tremolo a hardtail than the other way around.
Very nice, looks great, needs to be a hardtail though
Big Poppa
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why cant it just be a great guitar! Love those unsung heroes in our line!
Sweat
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LOL it is a great guitar, I just love hardtails, would still buy it if I was in the market
browndog
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My sweet Lord, thats nice!!
But c'mon, man... one pic?
Feed us!!
But c'mon, man... one pic?
Feed us!!
killerburst
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If you head to the web link in his sig you'll see you can buy that very guitar
. Something more to think about....
luiscesaripad
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Great guitar!
Magnus
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What a small world it is.
About a week or two ago, i traded my Luke II for the very guitar that @Killerburst posted.
It's a bit special, because i've been doing detective work on it ever since i got it.
The guy that traded me, told me it was a 2014 model, and i took his word for it. It even said so on the key-envelope.
But then i inquired through the forums "birth certificate service", and was informed it had a 2016 D.O.B and was originally shipped to Killerburst Guitars. Which puzzled me, because i live in Oslo, Norway and it's not that often that guitars takes a trip across the pond. And not in that short of a time frame.
I was a bit worried, that i might have been scammed by the guy. But it looked like a EBMM, felt like a EBMM and played like a EBMM - so i put the thoughts away and just played instead
But then i accidentally bumped in to this thread, and i can tell from the wood grain - that this is indeed my guitar! Mystery solved! Hurrah!
I love the fact that this has travelled from the sunny shores of California, through small-town Connecticut and has now ended up in snowy Oslo, Norway!
The guitar is stunning - thanks EBMM for making such great instruments!
Now i shall stop typing, and play some guitar instead!
About a week or two ago, i traded my Luke II for the very guitar that @Killerburst posted.
It's a bit special, because i've been doing detective work on it ever since i got it.
The guy that traded me, told me it was a 2014 model, and i took his word for it. It even said so on the key-envelope.
But then i inquired through the forums "birth certificate service", and was informed it had a 2016 D.O.B and was originally shipped to Killerburst Guitars. Which puzzled me, because i live in Oslo, Norway and it's not that often that guitars takes a trip across the pond. And not in that short of a time frame.
I was a bit worried, that i might have been scammed by the guy. But it looked like a EBMM, felt like a EBMM and played like a EBMM - so i put the thoughts away and just played instead
But then i accidentally bumped in to this thread, and i can tell from the wood grain - that this is indeed my guitar! Mystery solved! Hurrah!
I love the fact that this has travelled from the sunny shores of California, through small-town Connecticut and has now ended up in snowy Oslo, Norway!
The guitar is stunning - thanks EBMM for making such great instruments!
Now i shall stop typing, and play some guitar instead!
xjbebop
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Congrats on that...she's a keeper!
...I just love a happy ending.... ")
...I just love a happy ending.... ")
johnnyboogie
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Congratulations Magnus, enjoyed the story as well =D
Baggedcereals
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Love that finish!Nice find
kestrou
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Magnus
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Connecticut you say, now who do I know in Connecticut?
Kevin
Or at least it was bought at a store in Connecticut... To whom it was sold, and that persons whereabouts i don't know.
But if someone on the forum bought it, then do tell!
