fireglow vs. fireglo
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fireglow vs. fireglo
I don't know if this has been discussed before: flipping through the gallery pages of the official Rickenbacker homepage, I noticed that for the 60's the color designation used is "fireglow" instead of "fireglo". I always thought that it all started with "fireglo" and never changed. Is that just a mistake at Rickenbacker?
Re: fireglow vs. fireglo
I thought glo was short for gloss. Maybe they were being more artful in the sixties.
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Re: fireglow vs. fireglo
Typos, methinks! I'll get on that.
