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Oh, I like controversy.....;-0
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Take him toooo the Cooooooler!!!!

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I know nut-ting!
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John,

My first decent guitar was a '69 or '70 420 that I bought from Patti Music in Madison, WI in 1971 as a senior in high school. I modded that guitar and when I traded it in 1975 there were three Gibson gold humbuckers on it!

Since I play a 420 I'm just aware of it's history more than most.

In 2000 I tracked down another Mapleglo 420 (a 1971) which I will keep stock this time! I'd love to get a 450 and a 650D. I'm a Cresting Wave guy!
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Yes, the 'Cresting Wave' models can be a collection all on their own for sure, many different variations. Both the '62 425 and '61 450 I owned were great guitars in sound and playability. I'll own more of them someday!
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