I'm less concerned about the case, and more the guitar. It's only got 17 useful frets, which is a downer, but they just look so cool. I can get a decent price on one that's lost its case.
Thanks for those! It sounds pretty awesome.Sounds like this:
YMMV, but I love mine.
Thanks for that! It definitely helps. I may wait out one locally that I can try first, but when I get one it would definitely be heading to the my guy for setup and fretwork. I thought about adding a second pickup, but wasn't sure if you can cut into those tops without shredding it. I see the red two-pickup models around, but I just like the sparkly black better. I know that's lame.I have/ play one and have owned a number of them through the years. It's a cool and fun guitar to play and they are quite good for slide. If you get it professionally setup, it can be quite a little tone machine..Hope that helps!
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The two pickup models go for $500-$900. I have seen a few on ebay asking over $1000. Not sure about the single pup versions.A guitar like that is worth money for its coolness/mojo, not because it's actually worth the money. Understand? I see amp-in-case models (tons of brands, including Silvertone) with the amp/case go for around $400. The guitar alone should cost about $200 or so.
My first guitar was one like that with the amp in the case...it was horrendous.Do those dano's sound similar to these?
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