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15th January 2008, 20:04 #11Senior Member
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Nice guitar Slinkster
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16th January 2008, 10:59 #12Senior Member
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why thank you
Originally Posted by LeonBrooke
Nice guitar Slinkster
I spent all my birthday money on it when I was about 16. I really should start playing it again.. or trying to!Everyone Loves a Slinky. :)
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16th January 2008, 12:26 #13Senior Member
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My first guitar
And another shot of the one you've already seen
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16th January 2008, 12:41 #14Senior Member
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Larrivee - LV-03R
I find the Larrivee to be so far superior to my Martin in both sound & quality - it is not as bright as a Taylor but that is fine with me. The rosewood really booms too. Someday I would love to play a Koa Larrivee too just to heard the difference in tone.
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16th January 2008, 12:45 #15Senior Member
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Sleeper -
Never heard of Brice - is it any good? I love the 6 string bass. Not sure if you have ever heard of Michael Manring, but he does a lot with the 6 string bass. Kind of the Michael Hedges of the bass. Amazing stuff.Quant Suff
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16th January 2008, 21:07 #16Senior Member
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You're lucky - you could simply pick it up and start playing again Originally Posted by slinkster
why thank you
I spent all my birthday money on it when I was about 16. I really should start playing it again.. or trying to! I'll need to get a new violin 
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Its effectively a very cheap bass (£3-400, the nearest Yamaha is at least £800) and is very good for the money. I'm told the electronics arent too good, but I dont have a good enough rig to show up any problems there. Originally Posted by Shoximus
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Similar to this one, only a slightly more blue-y colour in RL.wrc3f.tk <-- Our Site
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Love all my kit...got a little too much but it's one part of my life where i really get to splash out these days! This is the tip of the iceburg, just got me a Tokai Custom shop Jazz bass, and a '73 Strat too. Just wish there was a better scene around here, so hard to get gigs at the moment, always is this time of year!
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23rd February 2008, 23:27 #20Senior Member
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Any of you guys play in bands?
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