get back... (new pic thread)

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  1. Nov 15, 2005 #1
    fatback

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    Some guitars got awfully purdy backsides....:D

    ...especially when there aren't all those strings and knobs and things getting in the way of some good wood.;)

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    Three 2-tone Lentz S models, (L-->R Arriba's hardtail, S, and and my S model.)

    How 'bout yours...
     
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    2005 Fender American Deluxe V-Neck Stratocaster


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    1997 Epiphone Sorrento
     
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    SteveVHT

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    Here is the back of a Les Paul I built from scratch...
    Nice piece of assss...:D
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  4. Nov 16, 2005 #4
    Layne-o

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  6. Nov 16, 2005 #6
    fatback

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    Lowden F-32

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    kealiikai

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    Here is my McNaught mahagony neck (unfinished) and back.
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    Neil Morgan

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    One piece brazilian Mahogany with Indian Rosewood neck.
     
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    '01 R7, '01 R7 TV, '60 Melody Maker, Korina V replica.
     
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  10. Nov 16, 2005 #10
    Quinny

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    That looks fantastic xlr8, is that Tim's?

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    Chris

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    Terrycaster.
     
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    Neil Morgan

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    Sure is ;)

    think he likes it..........

     
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    Quinny

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    Gotta be a big compliment coming from someone into LPs as much as he is. Looks like a fab guitar.... must resist temptation to call you about RW necked, LP shaped things..... must resist...... especially if it was semi-hollow..... yeah, must resist..... :eek: :D

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    johnmfer

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  16. Nov 16, 2005 #16
    jamess

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    Wish I could host my own pics but can't so here's a link to it on Scott's site.

    Heatley Rosewood Hollowbody

    The back, neck and sides are all hand carved Brazilian Kingwood Rosewood (dalbergia cearensis). It looks and sounds unreal.
     
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    mainsale

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    Man, those baby backs made me hungry!
     
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    Ian Anderson

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    Someone had to do it. :)

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    hendrix2430

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    I think I'm in love...:eek:
     
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  20. Nov 17, 2005 #20
    Quinny

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    Man I love the look of this guitar! Can only imagine how good it must sound. James, if you'll allow me here's a couple of pics of yo' fine axe for all to see:

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    Beautiful!

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