7/4 Posted March 14, 2005 Author Report Posted March 14, 2005 from Lark Street G&L ASAT SUPER, 2003, mahogany body & neck, 1 of 60 made, near mint..$975 That's a really good price. I was really bummed that I missed out on those guitars. I hear they sound really good. I wonder what it sounds like. I'm tempted to drive up there and check it out. Quote
AfricaBrass Posted March 14, 2005 Report Posted March 14, 2005 from Lark Street G&L ASAT SUPER, 2003, mahogany body & neck, 1 of 60 made, near mint..$975 That's a really good price. I was really bummed that I missed out on those guitars. I hear they sound really good. I wonder what it sounds like. I'm tempted to drive up there and check it out. I remember reading those G&L pickups on it are wound a little bit hotter than the normal ones. If it's not too far from you, I'd check it out. I heard those mahogany bodies sound really good with the G&L pickups. Damn! Now you've given me G.A.S. and there's no way for me to do anything about it. Quote
7/4 Posted March 14, 2005 Author Report Posted March 14, 2005 from Lark Street G&L ASAT SUPER, 2003, mahogany body & neck, 1 of 60 made, near mint..$975 That's a really good price. I was really bummed that I missed out on those guitars. I hear they sound really good. I wonder what it sounds like. I'm tempted to drive up there and check it out. I remember reading those G&L pickups on it are wound a little bit hotter than the normal ones. If it's not too far from you, I'd check it out. I heard those mahogany bodies sound really good with the G&L pickups. Damn! Now you've given me G.A.S. and there's no way for me to do anything about it. It's an hour. Maybe in the morning... Quote
7/4 Posted March 14, 2005 Author Report Posted March 14, 2005 Sorry 'bout the GAS....you were warning me about the Korean vs. the USA ASATs. Anything specific? Quote
AfricaBrass Posted March 14, 2005 Report Posted March 14, 2005 from Lark Street G&L ASAT SUPER, 2003, mahogany body & neck, 1 of 60 made, near mint..$975 That's a really good price. I was really bummed that I missed out on those guitars. I hear they sound really good. I wonder what it sounds like. I'm tempted to drive up there and check it out. I remember reading those G&L pickups on it are wound a little bit hotter than the normal ones. If it's not too far from you, I'd check it out. I heard those mahogany bodies sound really good with the G&L pickups. Damn! Now you've given me G.A.S. and there's no way for me to do anything about it. It's an hour. Maybe in the morning... Bummer... What I like about them is that they're like the ASAT Jr., but they have the regular G&L stop tailpiece. I prefer that to the ASAT Jr.'s stop bar and tune-o-matic. Quote
Ron S Posted March 14, 2005 Report Posted March 14, 2005 Damn! Now you've given me G.A.S. and there's no way for me to do anything about it. Take a cold shower. Quote
AfricaBrass Posted March 14, 2005 Report Posted March 14, 2005 Damn! Now you've given me G.A.S. and there's no way for me to do anything about it. Take a cold shower. That's not a bad idea. You just don't know how sweet those G&L's are... Quote
scottb Posted March 14, 2005 Report Posted March 14, 2005 (edited) We ought to keep track of how much gear this thread sells. There's already two guitars bought and I bet Joe caves on this Epiphone Alleykat. If this board does for my guitar buying what it did for my CD buying I'll be in BIG trouble. Edited March 14, 2005 by scottb Quote
AfricaBrass Posted March 14, 2005 Report Posted March 14, 2005 We ought to keep track of how much gear this thread sells. There's already two guitars bought and I bet Joe caves on this Epiphone Alleykat. If this board does for my guitar buying what it did for my CD buying I'll be in BIG trouble. We'll ALL be in trouble! Quote
Ron S Posted March 14, 2005 Report Posted March 14, 2005 You know, if you guys were REALLY into guitars, and not just a bunch of sorry-ass wannabes, you'd be going for THIS baby on the Lark Street site: *GIBSON ES-345, 1964, WHITE, Rare as they come, here's a 100% original custom color Gibson ES-345. Comes with pictures of the original owner playing it in the '60s and '70s, also has pic of Gibson's logboog with the notation "White, Bigs(by)", all gold hardware, AND it plays and sound amazing!! A truly rare guitar from the original owner, vgc+, ohsc..........................$22,500 Quote
AfricaBrass Posted March 14, 2005 Report Posted March 14, 2005 You know, if you guys were REALLY into guitars, and not just a bunch of sorry-ass wannabes, you'd be going for THIS baby on the Lark Street site: *GIBSON ES-345, 1964, WHITE, Rare as they come, here's a 100% original custom color Gibson ES-345. Comes with pictures of the original owner playing it in the '60s and '70s, also has pic of Gibson's logboog with the notation "White,  Bigs(by)", all gold hardware, AND it plays and sound amazing!! A truly rare guitar from the original owner, vgc+, ohsc..........................$22,500 Damn! That's more money than all my guitars combined. Quote
7/4 Posted March 14, 2005 Author Report Posted March 14, 2005 You know, if you guys were REALLY into guitars, and not just a bunch of sorry-ass wannabes, you'd be going for THIS baby on the Lark Street site: *GIBSON ES-345, 1964, WHITE, Rare as they come, here's a 100% original custom color Gibson ES-345. Comes with pictures of the original owner playing it in the '60s and '70s, also has pic of Gibson's logboog with the notation "White, Bigs(by)", all gold hardware, AND it plays and sound amazing!! A truly rare guitar from the original owner, vgc+, ohsc..........................$22,500 Not into a 345. Quote
Ron S Posted March 14, 2005 Report Posted March 14, 2005 You know, if you guys were REALLY into guitars, and not just a bunch of sorry-ass wannabes, you'd be going for THIS baby on the Lark Street site: *GIBSON ES-345, 1964, WHITE, Rare as they come, here's a 100% original custom color Gibson ES-345. Comes with pictures of the original owner playing it in the '60s and '70s, also has pic of Gibson's logboog with the notation "White,  Bigs(by)", all gold hardware, AND it plays and sound amazing!! A truly rare guitar from the original owner, vgc+, ohsc..........................$22,500 Not into a 345. What, or else you'd be snapping this bad boy up? Quote
7/4 Posted March 14, 2005 Author Report Posted March 14, 2005 You know, if you guys were REALLY into guitars, and not just a bunch of sorry-ass wannabes, you'd be going for THIS baby on the Lark Street site: *GIBSON ES-345, 1964, WHITE, Rare as they come, here's a 100% original custom color Gibson ES-345. Comes with pictures of the original owner playing it in the '60s and '70s, also has pic of Gibson's logboog with the notation "White, Bigs(by)", all gold hardware, AND it plays and sound amazing!! A truly rare guitar from the original owner, vgc+, ohsc..........................$22,500 Not into a 345. What, or else you'd be snapping this bad boy up? Quote
Ron S Posted March 14, 2005 Report Posted March 14, 2005 You know, if you guys were REALLY into guitars, and not just a bunch of sorry-ass wannabes, you'd be going for THIS baby on the Lark Street site: *GIBSON ES-345, 1964, WHITE, Rare as they come, here's a 100% original custom color Gibson ES-345. Comes with pictures of the original owner playing it in the '60s and '70s, also has pic of Gibson's logboog with the notation "White,  Bigs(by)", all gold hardware, AND it plays and sound amazing!! A truly rare guitar from the original owner, vgc+, ohsc..........................$22,500 Not into a 345. What, or else you'd be snapping this bad boy up? Dude, are you somewhere in the 'hood here? You said something about driving an hour UP to Teaneck. Quote
7/4 Posted March 14, 2005 Author Report Posted March 14, 2005 You know, if you guys were REALLY into guitars, and not just a bunch of sorry-ass wannabes, you'd be going for THIS baby on the Lark Street site: *GIBSON ES-345, 1964, WHITE, Rare as they come, here's a 100% original custom color Gibson ES-345. Comes with pictures of the original owner playing it in the '60s and '70s, also has pic of Gibson's logboog with the notation "White, Bigs(by)", all gold hardware, AND it plays and sound amazing!! A truly rare guitar from the original owner, vgc+, ohsc..........................$22,500 Not into a 345. What, or else you'd be snapping this bad boy up? Dude, are you somewhere in the 'hood here? You said something about driving an hour UP to Teaneck. Actually, I think it's closer to 45 min. I jump on the Turnpike and bam! I'm in Central Jersey about 30 from the Holland Tunnel. Quote
Joe G Posted March 14, 2005 Report Posted March 14, 2005 We ought to keep track of how much gear this thread sells. There's already two guitars bought and I bet Joe caves on this Epiphone Alleykat. If this board does for my guitar buying what it did for my CD buying I'll be in BIG trouble. I just stopped into Elderly Instruments to see what Epiphones they had, and sure enough, there were two Alleycats, including the sunburst model - for $499 - SUCKERS! I took it into the amp room and checked it over (The lone metalhead left a minute after I started to play). Not a bad guitar at all. The neck is fatter than my Ibanez, but it still felt pretty good. It's definitely worth what MF is asking. Haven't decided if I'm going to go for it though. Quote
Ron S Posted March 14, 2005 Report Posted March 14, 2005 You know, if you guys were REALLY into guitars, and not just a bunch of sorry-ass wannabes, you'd be going for THIS baby on the Lark Street site: *GIBSON ES-345, 1964, WHITE, Rare as they come, here's a 100% original custom color Gibson ES-345. Comes with pictures of the original owner playing it in the '60s and '70s, also has pic of Gibson's logboog with the notation "White,  Bigs(by)", all gold hardware, AND it plays and sound amazing!! A truly rare guitar from the original owner, vgc+, ohsc..........................$22,500 Not into a 345. What, or else you'd be snapping this bad boy up? Dude, are you somewhere in the 'hood here? You said something about driving an hour UP to Teaneck. Actually, I think it's closer to 45 min. I jump on the Turnpike and bam! I'm in Central Jersey about 30 from the Holland Tunnel. Close enough. You must be pretty near Big Bad Brad (or, as he's known to his closest friends, Bradford). Quote
Ron S Posted March 14, 2005 Report Posted March 14, 2005 We ought to keep track of how much gear this thread sells. There's already two guitars bought and I bet Joe caves on this Epiphone Alleykat. If this board does for my guitar buying what it did for my CD buying I'll be in BIG trouble. I just stopped into Elderly Instruments to see what Epiphones they had, and sure enough, there were two Alleycats, including the sunburst model - for $499 - SUCKERS! I took it into the amp room and checked it over (The lone metalhead left a minute after I started to play). Not a bad guitar at all. The neck is fatter than my Ibanez, but it still felt pretty good. It's definitely worth what MF is asking. Haven't decided if I'm going to go for it though. Yes you have. Quote
Joe G Posted March 14, 2005 Report Posted March 14, 2005 Well, I have two credit card bills sitting on my table that are telling me no. Quote
7/4 Posted March 14, 2005 Author Report Posted March 14, 2005 (edited) Close enough.  You must be pretty near Big Bad Brad (or, as he's known to his closest friends, Bradford). We're all around here somewhere. Edited March 14, 2005 by 7/4 Quote
Ron S Posted March 14, 2005 Report Posted March 14, 2005 Close enough.    You must be pretty near Big Bad Brad (or, as he's known to his closest friends, Bradford). We're all around here somewhere. . . . wandering around in a fog of confusion. Quote
Ron S Posted March 14, 2005 Report Posted March 14, 2005 Well, I have two credit card bills sitting on my table that are telling me no. Would it help if I bought an Organissimo CD? Quote
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