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3 NeutralAbout Fadedepi
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- Birthday 08/28/1952
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Westminster, CA. USA
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Reusing your bushings shouldn't be a problem.
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They are 10mm and a direct replacement.
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Old Cowboy, I'm with ya all the way. Kinda sad, isn't it ........ Fadedepi........
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My thoughts: You own your tone. Whatever that is, up to you.
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Great song, For those who insist this is political, I have 1 question: political (really?) or just the TRUTH?
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I gotta agree. Fadedepi.........
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Has Epi spilled some cherry in the Honeyburst?
Fadedepi replied to Lord Summerisle's topic in Epiphone Electrics
This is the Ice Tea Burst finish. Wrong finish shown in photo. Faded.... -
Have you checked the electronics? Based on what you describe (metallic, almost sulfur smell) would be my first thought. Faded....
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I have a '62 reissue Sorrento and the Mini Humbuckers are indeed Gibson's. Faded.....
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The "Casino" is a full hollow body, the "Dot" has a center block making it a semi-hollow. Faded....
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I just purchased an '02 Les Paul "Deluxe" made in Unsung Korea. It is the first Korean Epiphone I've owned. I must say it's of very high quality. Looks, plays and sounds incredible. Faded....
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"Acoustic Guitar" reviews the IB'64 Texan
Fadedepi replied to dhanners623's topic in Epiphone Acoustics
My 2012 FT-79 Texan came from the factory with a bone nut and saddle. I guess the newer IB-64's do not. Faded..... -
"Acoustic Guitar" reviews the IB'64 Texan
Fadedepi replied to dhanners623's topic in Epiphone Acoustics
Better check your Texan, Better check your Texan, they come from the factory with a bone nut and saddle pre-installed. Faded...... -
"Acoustic Guitar" reviews the IB'64 Texan
Fadedepi replied to dhanners623's topic in Epiphone Acoustics
To my knowledge the model hasn't changed. It was reissued as the FT-79 Texan. The blue label inside my 2012 reads FT-79 Texan, not IB'64 Texan. It's a FT-79 made in Indonesia with onboard electronics. The FT-79 Texan was a production model made at the Gibson factory starting in 1962. Paul McCartney bought one of these, which was built in 1964. Nothing special, it was even right handed. The FT-79 Texan had no affiliation with 1964 until 50 years later. McCartney's 2005 ($5000.00) USA made signature guitar would be the only true IB-64 model. Of course, Today Epiphone and it's customers are -
"Acoustic Guitar" reviews the IB'64 Texan
Fadedepi replied to dhanners623's topic in Epiphone Acoustics
To my knowledge the model hasn't changed. It was reissued as the FT-79 Texan. The blue label inside mine says FT-79 TEXAN, not IB'64 TEXAN. This is not a reissue of the USA made '64 FT-79 TEXAN that McCartney bought. It's a reissue of the '62 FT-79 TEXAN. Paul bought a FT-79 Texan in 1964. Faded.....