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Have any forum members had several models in the same color? I'm sure that's probably a safe bet with fireglo but what about jetglo etc.
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Jetglo. Just looks so classy.
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I have 5 in Fireglo and 2 in Jetglo, Dan. There is a 620/6 in Montezuma Brown available over here and it is a simply sensational looking guitar! If I was in the market for another 620 that's what I'd be buying. I LOVE Monty Brown!!

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I have a 330/6 and a 660/12 both in montezuma brown. Simply beautiful.
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I have a 330/6 in fireglo and a 350v63 Midnight Blue ordered. I decided on mid because even though it's a standard color, I haven't seen that many and I do like blue.

I agree that Monty Brown looks great. Right now I'm leaning towards Jetglo for the 620.

5 fireglows is a lot for the same color. I'd like to get a fireglo 350v63 but I really don't need 2 of the same model. I think fireglo is my favorite overall.
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I have a 330 and a 340VP, both in Jetglo. After buying the 340VP for home use I loved the look of it so much that I tracked down a high-gained 330 to gig with. I think I just get off on a technicallity by calling my 330 and 340 different models!

Aside from those two guitars though, I have a Fireglo 360 at home plus I also have two 620s on order that will be Midnight Blue and Blueburst, so generally speaking I'm going for a different colour each time.
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Dan, I think JG is the best color for a 620. With the white binding, white pick-guard, white TRC - you see what I mean !! It would have that early Lennon vibe, being a small guitar and all, without being a straight copy! I'd put a trapeze on it, though ...

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I think you are right Steve, the Jetglo with contrasting white features is hard to beat.
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As the President of the Jetglo Appreciation society, I must agree. Image
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Heck yeah ! I mean, how would you like to open up the case for the first time, and unveil something like this here ?

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Sounds like a formula for a nice evening, if you ask me. You'd definitely have the coolest guitar on the block, WITHOUT QUESTION !! FG is snazzy, but JG is COOL.
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Yes, jetglo looks especially good with white binding. If binding were an option with the 350v63 I'd have ordered it in jetglo.
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Post by ol_reb »

I had a 350v63 in jetglo. (I've sold it now) But when I had it, I sure had wished it had been a Fireglow.

I'm still patiently waiting for them to make the 350 in a solid body with humbuckers.

Until then, I'm damn happy with my Monty Brown 650 and my Fireglow 610 & 360.

Fireglow man, you can't beat it. But I have to say that the Monty Brown is awful hard to beat also.
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Post by clearblue »

I suppose I could sell my fireglo 330 and get a fireglo 350v63. I think you'll wait a long time before a solid body 350v63 with the HB option is produced.
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A 350 solid body with humbuckers ? Um, pardon me for asking, but why would you possibly want that ?? You want a Lennon guitar, but solid w/ a quantum leap in pick-up type, compared to the original ??? That makes no sense. It's called a 650 !! Some of you people do puzzle me from time to time ...
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Well... I own a 660/12 and love the weight, feel, neck and tone of it. I think a "650" with the look and body style of a 350 is a fine idea.

In my case, it has nothing to do with wanting a "Lennon" guitar, but a lot to do with having great sounding components, built by great craftsmen, in a neck through solid body with absolute killer good looks. (the 350 is the best looking Ric IMO).

I would order and wait for years for a solid body version of the 350 (AFG or Monty Brown with double checker binding and triangle neck inlays of course). I would personally prefer a toaster at the neck and a HB at the bridge. Yeah.

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