They're proper real guitars, like...
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Fri 22 Feb 2008, 23:36,
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nice, innit. ;]
I also wouldn't mind a Daisy Rock. They're so pretty, and god are they just nice to play. But Daisy Rock is a shit name.
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Fri 22 Feb 2008, 23:38,
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I also wouldn't mind a Daisy Rock. They're so pretty, and god are they just nice to play. But Daisy Rock is a shit name.
Sure, it's no Fender, but it sounds pretty good all the same, and has been damaged and hacked up a bit (non-stock neck pickup, new pots and switches, controls fully reversed (switch in front position selects bridge pickup...))
Also, I'd damage an expensive guitar, too, I'm crude and clumsy...
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Fri 22 Feb 2008, 23:42,
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Also, I'd damage an expensive guitar, too, I'm crude and clumsy...
Hahah. I have an Epiphone Special. Special meaning cheap and made for learners. ^.^
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Fri 22 Feb 2008, 23:44,
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was a 70's Tele deluxe in ash. Happy accident. The parents had agreed to buy a guitar and one day in a furniture auction of all places my mother was looking for a dresser when I spotted a Telecaster in the lots. £30 in 1978. I was ecstatic to get a decent guitar and they were happy to not spend much ( oh that was with a practice amp and case ). I suspect now that the vendor was clueless. As was my Dad when some years later he sold my Strat in flight case for £85 because I'd long left home and he "assumed I did not want it any longer "
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Fri 22 Feb 2008, 23:57,
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