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lake placid is cool. I think gold anodized pickguards look slick on jazzmasters too

maybe i should just squirrel away a couple hundo and get the j mascis squier

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I know we tend to be traditionalists, but I’m in love with the sounds I hear from Suhr’s JM pros.  So much so that I bought a pair of the Suhr P90s that I am going to throw into a partscaster soonish.

 

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Just to be clear, since i don't think we've explicitly stated that bit of Fender lore - Fender actually used Dupont auto paint to finish their guitars in that era. So the guitars literally shared colors with cars of the time. I need to actually go through and read that Strat book I have... The Stratocaster Chronicles

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46 minutes ago, Celery Man said:

Fender actually used Dupont auto paint to finish their guitars in that era. So the guitars literally shared colors with cars of the time.

Correct.

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3 minutes ago, Goredho said:

How about a Jazzmaster in AMC Gremlin "Meconium Green"

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Man, 70s colors.  My best friend's mom growing up had one of these.  It was the first car I'd ever seen that had a hole where I could see the street through the floorboard.  And that was in the early 80s so it couldn't have been that old. 

What a hunk of crap.

 

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20 minutes ago, Chad Fuck said:

Man, 70s colors.  My best friend's mom growing up had one of these.  It was the first car I'd ever seen that had a hole where I could see the street through the floorboard.  And that was in the early 80s so it couldn't have been that old. 

What a hunk of crap.

 

So much a hunk of crap that not even a Price is Right model could get you excited about "A NEWWWWW CAR!"

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52 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:

That was the exact color of my parents' matching oven + washer/dryer.  Absolutely gross.

Why did they need to match? Were the washer/dryer in the kitchen, or was the oven in the garage?

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1 hour ago, Chad Fuck said:

And since this is a thread about guitars, I'll post the shitty guitar version of these colors.  

Gentlemen, may I present to you, the Antigua finish:

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Jaundice, so it matches the guitar player's Hep C infected body. 

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1 hour ago, Deej said:

Why did they need to match? Were the washer/dryer in the kitchen, or was the oven in the garage?

Washer/dryer was in the kitchen, right next to the oven.

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3 hours ago, Chad Fuck said:

And since this is a thread about guitars, I'll post the shitty guitar version of these colors.  

Gentlemen, may I present to you, the Antigua finish:

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They look like guitar sugar cookies that got left in the oven a little too long.

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21 hours ago, Chad Fuck said:

Man, 70s colors.  My best friend's mom growing up had one of these.  It was the first car I'd ever seen that had a hole where I could see the street through the floorboard.  And that was in the early 80s so it couldn't have been that old. 

What a hunk of crap.

 

You got a buck for gas?

 

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Amp question, but don't care, on the same quest as Deej (?) to combine the treads.

Looking for a small practice amp that's quiet enough for home; and decent sounding so I can use it live (mic'ed up of course). I generally play (poorly) rock on a Tele or LP.

2 in the price range that piqued my interest are the Spark and Vox Pathfinder. Any experience with either of these?

 

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Amp question, but don't care, on the same quest as Deej (?) to combine the treads.
Looking for a small practice amp that's quiet enough for home; and decent sounding so I can use it live (mic'ed up of course). I generally play (poorly) rock on a Tele or LP.
2 in the price range that piqued my interest are the Spark and Vox Pathfinder. Any experience with either of these?
 

https://reverb.com/item/53721852-1964-fender-princeton-reverb?utm_source=rev-ios-app&utm_medium=ios-share&utm_campaign=listing&utm_content=53721852

This is what you seek.
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Amp question, but don't care, on the same quest as Deej (?) to combine the treads.
Looking for a small practice amp that's quiet enough for home; and decent sounding so I can use it live (mic'ed up of course). I generally play (poorly) rock on a Tele or LP.
2 in the price range that piqued my interest are the Spark and Vox Pathfinder. Any experience with either of these?
 

https://reverb.com/item/53721852-1964-fender-princeton-reverb?utm_source=rev-ios-app&utm_medium=ios-share&utm_campaign=listing&utm_content=53721852

This is what you seek.

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