X-33 on the way
I buy the occasional guitar online, on the basis of a few blurry little photos & a small pricetag. Thus far I've done well; some better than others, but no bad surprises. Yet, I'm a little nervous...
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As posted elsewhere, I went looking for an Idol & wound up with an X. Along the way, though, I logged a couple dozen interesting Washburn Family guitars, so rather than let that digging go to...
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here, I wanted to share some pictures and some information.I started stated to learn last year. and I am still learning, long way to go. but I also kind of dive into guitars in a way, that is not as...
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Need help to date my EA 50 Forum
Hi!Who can date my EA 50? Made in Japan? Korea? Serial is 203 and 94967
View ArticleRe: Wanted To Purchase Washburn Prairie State PR 200 SW or PR 100 SW
http://guitarz.blogspot.com/2013/12/washburn-pr200-prairie-state-acoustic.htmlHere is a link to an image of the PR200 Prairie State.
View ArticleRe: Wanted To Purchase Washburn Prairie State PR 200 SW or PR 100 SW
Yes, very exaggerated shape. My WMJs have a similar shape, although the shoulders are more squared off like a dread and the waist is not so small.Good luck finding what you are looking for! I'd say you...
View ArticleRe: Washburn EA 50 Forum
This is a 1989 model....last year of production.....made in Korea. This has the M-2 finish.....Magma Blue / Pink and retailed for $ 1,099.90.
View ArticleRe: Wanted To Purchase Washburn Prairie State PR 200 SW or PR 100 SW
That looks like the Baby Jumbo models that were available for a bit. I haven't seen one of the Baby Jumbos in person, but I love the shape and would like to find one of these myself.
View ArticleRe: Wanted To Purchase Washburn Prairie State PR 200 SW or PR 100 SW
Thanks guys for checking in. Unlike the WMJs (which to me resemble the Euphonon Guitars) and the Babys this is a full sized Jumbo with a 17" Lower bout and a custom case made to fit the guitars shape....
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Re: WB-66
Hi,I have a Wb-66 Idol in black that I bought used recently. I had a trans-red one from new but had to sell it a couple of years ago. They are ideal if you play classic/ heavy rock or blues, less so...
View Article2003 D24S
I just bought a 2003 D24S, because I liked the sound, but can't find anything on it. I know it was made in China (says so on the label) although I don't know what factory produced it (FC?)....
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Re: trolling for Washies
I'm not even from the States and *I* hate Guitar Center lol. We take trips down twice or so a year to buy a boatload of guitars
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WTB Korean Boogiebolt 2! will pay decently for one in good condition.
As above! Message me if you want to discuss Cheers!
View ArticleRe: Need help identifying N4!
The pics aren't the best, but now looking closer, it definitely doesn't look like an ebony fingerboard. And the way the pickups are mounted in doesn't seem right.
View ArticleN4 davies with no number series
Hi all is someone could help me to recognize my N4... and confirm that il a real davies... because i have no number series...
View ArticleRe: Need help identifying N4!
This doesn't look real. The pick up routs are all wrong, there are no pick up ring mounting holes, and the Truss rod access is wrong. Also, the Fretboard is Rosewood, and I'm not happy about the...
View ArticleRe: New here! Where was my Wasburn built?
Quite often the serial number will have the information you want coded into it. For example, if your serial number starts with the letters "SC", it was made in Samick, China. The paper label inside the...
View ArticleG-3V Parts ?
Hi, I picked up a used G-3V and need a few parts. I've never seen a bridge like this? Looks like there are no threads to hold the arm? I need an arm, the tip of the selector switch and the locking nut...
View ArticleRe: WB-66
Thank you for the reply. I do play the blues and a lot of hair band stuff from the 80's. No gigs for me just playing with the kids at this point.
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