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collin wrote:

k43rover wrote:

simer4001 wrote:Here is my 2013 1993/12

And nice to see a correctly shaped f-hole on a "2013" guitar

Ah, but it's a V64 (not a 2013). Nice work!

Colin wins!!!

krick wrote:I know but I'm not telling.

Looks great Brian!

JakeK wrote:What's the story on that one, Brian?

You know.

Here is my 2013 1993/12

I just re-watched this program straight through. All 15 episodes. This was so much fun to watch and so cool to learn the history of these guitars.

Information here: http://www.tompetty.com.
And here: http://www.bluenote.com/news/benmont-te ... -album-you

Clifton wrote:No thanks.

How's it different than the Laguna? I appreciate that they're finally trying something (semi) new, but I didn't think the Laguna sold that well, so why revisit it?

Because it was a Laguna. His is quite different because it is offered in the more poplar models.

bassduke49 wrote:http://www.rickenbacker.com/news_item.a ... ews=recent

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... =1&theater

Of course, this makes my book obsolete!!! Time for a 2nd edition!!!

Yes it is! Get to work!!!

johnhall wrote:My hand does that when I play a Fender.

Nice!

8mileshigh wrote:http://youtu.be/QPiK_yGG8ag[/youtube]

Holy ****! Billy Joel had hair?

I still don't know why haven't received mine yet.

Just opened my copy! Sitting down for a nice long read. Thanks, Paul.

Well Rick. I was excited to get it, but when I opened my package from Amazon the disc was missing. So I was delayed a couple of more days. I finally watched it with my 15 year old and got to tell him about when I originally saw it when I was 17 at the Castro theater in SF. So, sharing that with I'm ...

Who did the work to this?

Pardon my ignorance, but if the gentleman in question has been sourcing necks from Allparts et al, and all the hardware from other third parties, isn't he an assembler/refinisher rather than a builder? I had always thought the neck was the "hard" part of building a bolt-on-neck instrument...