Beat to death?... the issue of necks and thickness
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Quote -"It's the lamination; when you laminate wood, the joint adds
stiffness."
Oh absolutely. There are stiffer woods to use as a laminate though...or you could just laminate more maple (I believe there are several laminates in the current necks, but oriented differently). As for the look, well, it's a matter of taste I guess...
stiffness."
Oh absolutely. There are stiffer woods to use as a laminate though...or you could just laminate more maple (I believe there are several laminates in the current necks, but oriented differently). As for the look, well, it's a matter of taste I guess...
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Bruce at Gigstreet sold a mapleglow 4002 last year , John. It was in nice condition. I kick myself for not picking it up ...I had no idea that they were as rare as they are. I was just so used to seeing Blair's fretless 4002 all the time.
I think he was looking for $1500 at the time but he e-bayed it and I think it went down south.
I think he was looking for $1500 at the time but he e-bayed it and I think it went down south.
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That seems to be his general " Ric in good shape" price. There was a brown Autumglow ( I think it was before the monte brown colour of the year) that he sold about a year before that.
It was gorgeous but it went on e-bay before I could think of trying to get it. At the time I had it on my mind that I was going to get an older fireglo... eventually I did find one.
He also had a pretty beat up jetglo 4000 that went for around twelve. I think that one is still around town but I don't know who has it.
In the old days you used to see them hanging at Musicstop so there's more of them around than you might think.
It was gorgeous but it went on e-bay before I could think of trying to get it. At the time I had it on my mind that I was going to get an older fireglo... eventually I did find one.
He also had a pretty beat up jetglo 4000 that went for around twelve. I think that one is still around town but I don't know who has it.
In the old days you used to see them hanging at Musicstop so there's more of them around than you might think.
