[Buckethead LP - Differences between first and subsequent runs]

Switched the Arcaded Buttons on mine to white & the switch tip. I reckon it looks much better!

 

[Buckethead LP - Differences between first and subsequent runs]

I know I'm not a teenager' date=' and bucketbot sure as hell isn't one [biggrin']

 

Indeed!!! I try my best to act like one & still try & pick up women a lot younger than me with some success thankfully!!

 

But at 52 it's not getting any easier!! [biggrin]

[Buckethead LP - Differences between first and subsequent runs]

Just because somethings produced in small ("Limited") numbers' date=' doesn't necessarily mean it's going to be collectible. Gibson has produced more than a few guitars in relatively small runs (Smartwood Studio, Spotlight Special, etc), and people can't give those things away! Popularity determines collectibility, not quantity, and outside the BH community, these guitars will be nothing more than "novelty" (or "boutique") guitars. The BH sig (as with a number of other Gibson LPs of today) is aimed at a VERY specific market (BH fans), which means they will ONLY be collectible within [i']that[/i] market.

 

Fair enough...valid point. :)

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In a couple of generations guitars won't even exist' date=' or at least if they do, they will be tuning/playing themselves, and who wants that? [/quote']

 

You are of course joking!!!

 

 

As I said before' date=' unless there is a HUGE market for them (from people other than BH fans), they're not going to be very "collectable".

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Disagree...anything produced in small numbers will eventually prove to be collectable, what's more in the past 10 years Bucketheads popularity has increased hugely & I'm sure this will continue.

 

Glad I have one of the first run....but doubt I will be parting with it!! #-o