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Originally posted by Tony Alicea:
...I am glad I played guitar in "simpler" times ...
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Originally posted by Jason Menard:
...I hadn't heard of the Fulltone before but I'm intrigued since it seems geared towards the single coil models like the Strat and Tele...
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Originally posted by Jason Menard:
...I think mine is a 1970 (natural maple, black pickguard) but I'd have to double check on that. It's early 70's in any case...
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Originally posted by Jason Menard:
...they started making them in the US again in mid-1976...
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Originally posted by Atul Sawant:
...I am thinking of replacing pickups of my Ibanez S470DX with some powerful like EMG 80-81...
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Originally posted by marc weber:
I think you mean mid-1986, when the American Standard was introduced.
Serial Number on Peghead Decal.
U.S. made Fenders, starting in mid-1976 has the serial number on the peghead. Note the following number could be off as much as two years. Generally speaking, a "S" prefix equals the 1970's, "E" prefix equals the 1980's, and "N" prefix equals the 1990's. Note "E" and "N" prefix models are sometimes also Japanese-made (see below).
Originally posted by Jason Menard:
... Looking at that again though, it doesn't say they started building them again in the US in 1976...
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Originally posted by Tony Alicea:
...price in 1966: $400; you do the inflation calcs...
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Originally posted by Tony Alicea:
And what do you think about the guitar "remakes" that Fender is doing now and since at least 1989 (when I found out about it), of its vintage guitars?...
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Originally posted by Bob Reardon:
... It has motivated me to dig out my old guitar that has been in the basement since our latest move...
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Originally posted by Tony Alicea:
...List price is $2K.
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Originally posted by Tony Alicea:
...that Last Waltz (get it?)...
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Originally posted by Tony Alicea:
Yes, 30% thanks...
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Originally posted by Tony Alicea:
Hey Marc: Remember the Fender Mustang? ...
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Originally posted by marc weber:
Back to the original topic (if anyone's following): I've decided to wait for the Fulltone GT-500, which is expected sometime in August...
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Originally posted by Pat Farrell:
Did you try something like a Shotz power-plate, which just throws away power so you can turn up the tube amp until it distorts properly?
Any proper guitar amp has tubes.
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Originally posted by Bert Bates:
us Gibson types are feeling left out in the cold :roll:
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Originally posted by Bert Bates:
Well I've always wanted to play a flying V, but in reality I've always had some flavor of SG. Right now I have a knock-off SG with a Roland synth pickup installed. (I couldn't bear to besmirch a real Gibson with a synth pickup )...
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