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The price and what he paid is his own business and that’s that - I for one would SERIOUSLY consider selling everything to get something like this R9 if it plays that good.
Jealous and Pleased for the man all at the same time!!
assuming that gibson have not yet worked out to fake really genuine classic wood look in their varnish department.
Gotta ask how much? ( If that's not too vulgar)
Every time I open the case, or strap it on at a gig, I just kind of gawp at it. The first gig I did with it was an almost biblical experience. I played like a man possessed. It felt like such an inspiring instrument.
It has succumbed to the well documented and complained about finish flaking. There is an area just below the strap button on the top bout where the finish has flaked off. It’s not a problem to me seeing as the guitar has an aged finish anyhow. It’s not an area that I come into regular contact with, so I don’t envisage it getting really bad. It is what it is. It’s not a case queen guitar for me. I bought it to gig with and play the shit out of.
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I daresay @OilCityPickups could sensitivity pot those pickups for you and squeal-proof them with no discernable side effects
But crikey, it could never play well enough for me to look past all those issues. I would want perfection at half that budget.
Btw, this is excellent my friend
They're not really faults though are they and there aren't exactly "so many" of them as you say?
@Nerine has made it clear that he's absolutely over the moon with his guitar with the exception of a couple of minor niggles, one of which is moot considering it's an aged finish.
At the end of the day, guitars are tools to make music, and when played enough will soon be past the point of perfection anyway.
What would be your perfect guitar at half the price?