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2 hours ago, Andrew said:

 I have acquired a fender highway one strat in wine red to eventually make its way to me out here this week. 
 

bit of a bugger to ship but the price was good and I know the seller, quite excited, haven’t owned a strat since the squier I started playing on.

Nice. I love a good strat and pretty much every variation of one :lol: 

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all great guitars should be named. 

shall we collectively try to christen gemmill's salmon monstrosity?

i'll get things rolling with

the bender banjo

 

 

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2 hours ago, Andrew said:

 I have acquired a fender highway one strat in wine red to eventually make its way to me out here this week. 
 

bit of a bugger to ship but the price was good and I know the seller, quite excited, haven’t owned a strat since the squier I started playing on.

 

Nice one. I fucking love my strat.

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9 minutes ago, Dr Gloom said:

all great guitars should be named. 

shall we collectively try to christen gemmill's salmon monstrosity?

i'll get things rolling with

the bender banjo

 

 

The Sex Pest Six String.

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10 minutes ago, Dr Gloom said:

all great guitars should be named. 

shall we collectively try to christen gemmill's salmon monstrosity?

i'll get things rolling with

the bender banjo

 

 

It's a Gimpson Lezza Pauline

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On a serious note, J45 disaster, left capo clipped to headstock for a few weeks, never gave it a thought as was playing infrequently and on my other stuff, and eventually takes it off and it's fucked the laquer :( Any ideas on where/if that could be re-done ??

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A proper luthier will sort that in no time, I wouldn’t worry. 

I know a great bloke in Durham but I’m not sure that’ll be much use :lol: 

Also who made the capo? Nitrocellulose  can sometimes react negatively to steel but there probably should have been a warning on the pack.

Where there’s blame there’s a claim.

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23 minutes ago, Toonpack said:

On a serious note, J45 disaster, left capo clipped to headstock for a few weeks, never gave it a thought as was playing infrequently and on my other stuff, and eventually takes it off and it's fucked the laquer :( Any ideas on where/if that could be re-done ??

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A Gibson LacquerSpacker. 

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3 hours ago, Dr Gloom said:

all great guitars should be named. 

shall we collectively try to christen gemmill's salmon monstrosity?

i'll get things rolling with

the bender banjo

 

 

Hair on a G String? 
Womandolin?

Pukelele? 

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2 hours ago, Tom said:

A proper luthier will sort that in no time, I wouldn’t worry. 

I know a great bloke in Durham but I’m not sure that’ll be much use :lol: 

Also who made the capo? Nitrocellulose  can sometimes react negatively to steel but there probably should have been a warning on the pack.

Where there’s blame there’s a claim.

Will ask around for a more local mechanic 👍 can’t recall capo make but it has a rubber face so never gave it a thought

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4 hours ago, Toonpack said:

Will ask around for a more local mechanic 👍 can’t recall capo make but it has a rubber face so never gave it a thought

 

Whereabouts are you based? 

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31 minutes ago, Gemmill said:

 

Whereabouts are you based? 

Careful Toonpack- this is step 1 in his modus operandi. 
Next thing you know you’ll be roofied out of your mind in the back of a taxi, whilst he asks you to demonstrate your fingering technique on his Pink Instrument. 
 

Predatory. :lol:

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23 minutes ago, Toonpack said:

Holywell

 

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I've had a couple of guitars in with Dave in the past and he is a proper trained luthier and a dead sound bloke. Will PM you. 

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13 minutes ago, Gemmill said:

 

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I've had a couple of guitars in with Dave in the past and he is a proper trained luthier and a dead sound bloke. Will PM you. 

Cheers 👍

 

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