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leftyguitarblue
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That second to last one shows the sparkle Lou! Nice job.
ProtoChicken
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Nice shots Lou. Your lawn always looks good too.
Slav123
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What a lawn!
Man, I got to get me some of that Scotts 4-step fertilizer!
Oh yeh, the pics of your JPX are nice too
Slav
Man, I got to get me some of that Scotts 4-step fertilizer!
Oh yeh, the pics of your JPX are nice too
Slav
browndog
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I know its reflections but the first shot looks filthy.
The more I see this guitar the more I fall in love.
Congrats man!
The more I see this guitar the more I fall in love.
Congrats man!
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joe web
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very very nice! love the sparkling.
PeteDuBaldo
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Lou, nice job! These guitars are tough to photograph.
petruccirocks02
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Looks great, Lou! Enjoy it! They're killer guitars.
-Phil
-Phil
zombywoof
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I heard somewhere that there is a UPS special edition of this guitar.
Could be only rumors...but it's suppose to come with a special "one of a kind" neck!
Could be only rumors...but it's suppose to come with a special "one of a kind" neck!
73h Nils
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Man, that is a damn nice lawn!
The guitar is merely okay.
The guitar is merely okay.
bkrumme
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Good shots, Lou. I know how you feel about it taking like 20 shots.
I must have taken like 50 of mine and out of that got a handful of good ones.
I must have taken like 50 of mine and out of that got a handful of good ones.
Serpent2212
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Guess I´ve found my next guitar...;-))
A tiny detail
Have you guys noticed that the 5-way switch isn't "aligned" with both the magnetic volume and tone knobs as originally was?, for instance, on the MM site pics. I know it's a minor detail, and probably one of no importance, except that maybe the switch in the neck position could be too close to the strings in case of heavy strumming. Anyway, I just couldn't avoid noticing, maybe my eyes look for symmetry everywhere, jeje, I don't know, besides, I'll just have to get used to it since I also bought one, still waiting for it though.
Have you guys noticed that the 5-way switch isn't "aligned" with both the magnetic volume and tone knobs as originally was?, for instance, on the MM site pics. I know it's a minor detail, and probably one of no importance, except that maybe the switch in the neck position could be too close to the strings in case of heavy strumming. Anyway, I just couldn't avoid noticing, maybe my eyes look for symmetry everywhere, jeje, I don't know, besides, I'll just have to get used to it since I also bought one, still waiting for it though.
Heeboja
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Yup. It was changed. The model on the site and the models showcased at namm were prototypes and had the origional inlay and the origional switch angle. They changed both of them. Now the switch aligns with your hand motion.
Nice pics. The more I look at that color the more I love it!
Nice pics. The more I look at that color the more I love it!
brasco68
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Great shots!!
you're right, good point!But hey, look at it this way: instead of the switch getting in the way of strumming, it is aligned with the arc of your arm for faster pickup switching
Road Pop
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Congrats Silentman! (saw it on the HFC)
