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well finally some recognition for me, the W(im) series.. so cool.

Weird...

johnhall wrote:
Think W Series. No Bush or Carlos Danger jokes, please.

John said "Series" , not COY, so it's not white. A series based on colour? Don''t think so. A wide neck series? Well, we have the 650 an 660 . Walnut... Think of a 660 in walnut or a 350 Comeback of Laguna?

You guys must know YES is recording in LA...
Would be great to see Steve Howe with a new Rick in his hands?

Captain Bob wrote:LOL! What a great film.

How about "The Who" series......circa 1965. 1999 RoMo, 1998, 1995, 1996, and various 1997's, including one that is factory smashed.

"Factory smashed"........wouldn't that be "Road Worn"???????

Lefty4003S8 wrote:

Captain Bob wrote:LOL! What a great film.

How about "The Who" series......circa 1965. 1999 RoMo, 1998, 1995, 1996, and various 1997's, including one that is factory smashed.

"Factory smashed"........wouldn't that be "Road Worn"???????

RIC knows better than to use a registered name.

Specially selected by Pete® would be more appropriate.

Ah, but the supplied hint doesn't necessarily dictate the actual series name. Only the type product.

And, that would be 'stage whorn'. LOL.

Actually, I'm waiting to learn if the 1999 will be offered here in the US. I should have had one of my Int'l buddies bring one back with his baggage from Japan for me 3 years ago. I always hate to impose, and ask someone to make the trek to Tokyo from Narita.

If the 1999 is not on RIC's plate, there is a bass here in the Marketplace, that I will seek out, if its still available.

W for Wasabi series, Japanese market only.

W -- Wide body (ply hollow body), wide neck, Binding both sides = Weird Wish.

Anyone else think that NAMM is just about the one cool thing in January? If it weren't for NAMM, I think you could remove January from the calendar and not hear too many complaints.

Now we know what to call the greenbursts: Wasabiglo.

stuart wrote:Anyone else think that NAMM is just about the one cool thing in January? If it weren't for NAMM, I think you could remove January from the calendar and not hear too many complaints.

I used to go to the CES Show every January, primarily to go check out the high end audio rooms at the hotels.

stuart wrote:Anyone else think that NAMM is just about the one cool thing in January?

Winter NAMM is my favorite holiday. Not Christmas, not Halloween...

Whatever...

Walnut.


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