A needle in a haystack, but...looking for...

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Things just have a way of working out! That is great - a truly serendipitious moment and everybody wins! Great shot as well Steve, Congratulations!
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Congrats!
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Awesome Steve! I saw a Gibson 4/6 original go for big dollars a few weeks back. The Aria is probably made better!
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Thanks for all the good wishes, guys! I am very happy to have found this one. As far as it being Gibson-esque, well, it certainly SOUNDS like one (having previously owned both a '67 EB-3 and several Les Pauls). Plays great too, only issue I am getting used to is the weight.
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