DrKev
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kestrou
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And is that a rosewood neck?! 
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Tim O'Sullivan
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I think its a roasted neck.
ozzyrules
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I'm gonna call it Morse Mint.
kestrou
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I don't know... That looks "rosewood dark" to me...
And the tailpiece is black, not chrome - just like some of the original "first 50".
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DrKev
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I'd say definitely a roasted neck (we know he likes them since #1 was retired). I'm not entirely convinced this isn't just a problem with video colour balance but then again it really looks like it's not.
BTW, watch the cat 1:00 to 1:20. Hilarious!
BTW, watch the cat 1:00 to 1:20. Hilarious!
joe web
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the neck is roasted. if i'm right, this one has a finished neck and there have been two made back in 2010 in this color.
I was just going to say that, cat cracked me up..
BrickGlass
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Really cool color. Has it a name?
DrKev
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Could almost be teal pearl? (I know that's discontinued many years back now but...)
jzeijen
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Maybe turquoise pearl like some guitar center special edition JP's were made with roasted necks?
The cat's reaction is hilarious: What in the world is that? Ooh, it's Steve, back to napping..
The cat's reaction is hilarious: What in the world is that? Ooh, it's Steve, back to napping..
banjoplayer
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It´s roasted w/ finished neck. Around 2010-2012/13 Steve used it as a backup for #1.
I saw it two times very close: at a clinic in 2010 and when I got the chance to get backstage in 2012
Lately we´ve seen this one
So I like to see this older one again. I always wonder were all these guitars stay which are not played anymore
I saw it two times very close: at a clinic in 2010 and when I got the chance to get backstage in 2012
Lately we´ve seen this one
So I like to see this older one again. I always wonder were all these guitars stay which are not played anymore
threeminutesboy
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wow didn't know #1 is now retired any reason for that?
DrKev
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I believe it is because of too many refret jobs (IIRC 11 refrets?) and the neck could not handle yet another.
threeminutesboy
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yes makes some sense
never refretted any of my guitars so I still have a long way to go before retiring them
threeminutesboy
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