Crusoe
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The semi-hollow inlays are pretty tasty looking...
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Bloody hell, Myles! Could you not have given us an easy one for your first post? I think i prefer the shape of the semi-hollow, but love the colour of the single-cut.
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To be honest, the clip is just too short to give any decent critique.
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Y'alright?
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Are you wanting to sell them or just get more information about them? Can you give us details about them and maybe post some pictures?
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Sadly, John Mayall has passed away at the age of 90. The roster of musicians who played with the Bluesbreakers is incredible with Eric Clapton, Peter Green and John McVie being some of the most notable names. There will be one heck of a jam going on in heaven today.
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What sort of help do you need with them?
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Maybe post this over on Basschat.co.uk and you might get a more definitive answer. But the guys who have posted are probably right.
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It looks like it might be an Epiphone SG EB-0 bass. (Obviously, Epiphone. Hoping I've got the right model). I don't recognise any of the signatures though.
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Hello from just down the road from Royston Vasey !!
Crusoe replied to ciderman's topic in Introductions
Welcome Ciderman. Are you local? -
Billie Jean
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Hi Matt!
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I wouldn't have guessed it in a million years.
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SLG200 Series - Overview - SILENT guitar™ - Guitars, Basses & Amps - Musical Instruments - Products - Yamaha - UK and Ireland ?
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Take a look on Reverb or eBay to see what sort of prices they are going for. Beware that on eBay, the asking price isn't always what they will sell for.
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No idea.
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Welcome Paul!
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Welcome Dave of the Screaming variety
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What about selling it and buying a nice gift for the donor, or explain to him that you aren't getting on with it and ask if he would mind you selling it. You could offer him all or some of the money minus any expenses.
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What do you mean by master them? Are you finger picking?
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Welcome!
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It's hard for us to say how well you are doing without hearing you play. You might know all those chords but struggle to put them together. How do you feel you are doing? Do you play along with songs or backing tracks? Have you considered playing with other people?
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Happy playing!
