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BeanoBurst is coming
#2
Posted 16 November 2010 - 12:13 PM
Okay I will bite, why do you feel this way?
1965 Gibson 355
1966 335 Gibson
1994 Les Paul Studio
1995 Nighthawk standard, 3 pickup with Floyd Rose
2005 Gibson Custom Koa 12 String
2005 Epiphone Masterbuilt Acoustic
1974 Guild Starfire VI
1991 Fender Stratocaster
2004 Fender Telecaster
2005 Fender SRV Stratocaster
2006 Gretsch White Falcon
2006 Gretsch Nashville doubleneck
2007 Gretsch Chet Atkins
1998 Tacoma JKC-50
2003 Musicman 5 string Stingray
1966 335 Gibson
1994 Les Paul Studio
1995 Nighthawk standard, 3 pickup with Floyd Rose
2005 Gibson Custom Koa 12 String
2005 Epiphone Masterbuilt Acoustic
1974 Guild Starfire VI
1991 Fender Stratocaster
2004 Fender Telecaster
2005 Fender SRV Stratocaster
2006 Gretsch White Falcon
2006 Gretsch Nashville doubleneck
2007 Gretsch Chet Atkins
1998 Tacoma JKC-50
2003 Musicman 5 string Stingray
#3
Posted 16 November 2010 - 10:16 PM
Gibson to reproduce Eric Clapton's legendary 'Beano' Les Paul...
http://www.musicrada...les-paul-293481
http://www.gibson.co...ews/beano-1109/
http://www.musicrada...les-paul-293481
http://www.gibson.co...ews/beano-1109/
"Only cowboys wanna stay in tune anyways" - Jimi Hendrix
#4
Posted 16 November 2010 - 11:43 PM
Finally....
In blues-rock, where I began strumming in 1971-1972, one of the Moderne-level Holy Grails of tone.... More than the Greeny, in my mind.
Now I can plan to fritter away my sons' college money with a smile on my face!
(Not that I have any, anyway....)
Seriously, the price and features, as well as how "close" to the "Beano" LP, are still unknown details.
Oh, and I hope they skip the faux aging. I think it's ridiculous. I buy new, I want to get NEW. YMWV.
In blues-rock, where I began strumming in 1971-1972, one of the Moderne-level Holy Grails of tone.... More than the Greeny, in my mind.
Now I can plan to fritter away my sons' college money with a smile on my face!
Seriously, the price and features, as well as how "close" to the "Beano" LP, are still unknown details.
Oh, and I hope they skip the faux aging. I think it's ridiculous. I buy new, I want to get NEW. YMWV.
Where's my TONE?
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Thank you, no, I am not a Fan: I am a Player/User, and I expect to be treated respectfully like a repeat customer.
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Seeking owner(s) of Natural Bird's Eye Maple Les Paul. I wish to use a photo for non-commercial purposes on my webpage background. Please PM me if you own such an axe.
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Thank you, no, I am not a Fan: I am a Player/User, and I expect to be treated respectfully like a repeat customer.
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Seeking owner(s) of Natural Bird's Eye Maple Les Paul. I wish to use a photo for non-commercial purposes on my webpage background. Please PM me if you own such an axe.
#5
Posted 17 November 2010 - 01:02 PM
Oh I should have figured it was just another artist model. Oh well.
1965 Gibson 355
1966 335 Gibson
1994 Les Paul Studio
1995 Nighthawk standard, 3 pickup with Floyd Rose
2005 Gibson Custom Koa 12 String
2005 Epiphone Masterbuilt Acoustic
1974 Guild Starfire VI
1991 Fender Stratocaster
2004 Fender Telecaster
2005 Fender SRV Stratocaster
2006 Gretsch White Falcon
2006 Gretsch Nashville doubleneck
2007 Gretsch Chet Atkins
1998 Tacoma JKC-50
2003 Musicman 5 string Stingray
1966 335 Gibson
1994 Les Paul Studio
1995 Nighthawk standard, 3 pickup with Floyd Rose
2005 Gibson Custom Koa 12 String
2005 Epiphone Masterbuilt Acoustic
1974 Guild Starfire VI
1991 Fender Stratocaster
2004 Fender Telecaster
2005 Fender SRV Stratocaster
2006 Gretsch White Falcon
2006 Gretsch Nashville doubleneck
2007 Gretsch Chet Atkins
1998 Tacoma JKC-50
2003 Musicman 5 string Stingray
#6
Posted 06 December 2010 - 10:01 AM
While Clapton is a great player and I'm sure his signature guitar is nice, I'm betting it comes with a price tag of around $5000 street price then add $2000 for a Vintage appearance, plus another $10,000 if he signs it. Another cool guitar that no one who is in their right mind would buy. I'd rather purchase a vintage LP for $20,000 then buy a signature model.
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