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I got mine from "guitarpartsresource.com".
Fit great, color matched original pickguard better than Gibson rings & the price was great.
The flat bottoms would not fit my '89 GoldTop LP (serious top carve).
Get 'em..... good luck!
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I'm sorry, I should have been more specific...
I was actually wondering how many Bonamassas have been produced so far.
Thanks so much for the info!
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While we're on the "Inspired By" subject, any info on the Bonamassa quantities?
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Awesome guitar!
Nitro.... for sure.
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I have a Vox AX30CC2X (loaded with Celestion Blues) and all three of my LPs sound very good through it. In fact' date=' every single one of my guitars sounds good through it.
It's a really versatile amp. With the Norm channel you can get old-school (and by old-school I'm talking late '50s) clean through crunchy, and an EQ switch on the Norm channel yields a brighter more modern sound.
The Top Boost channel is hotter, with more preamp gain, and it can give you some very brilliant tones, sort of like a Fender amp on steriods.
The really cool thing is that you can blend the two channels to darken up the Top Boost channel and approach Marshall-dom.
Highly recommended. [/quote']
Well said!!! Accurate description!
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Owned a Valvetronix, AC30CCX, & AC30BM. No interest in other models (yuk!).
The Valvetronix (2 X 12) was cool at first w/ all the effects & stuff but lacked smooth warm tone.
The AC30 Custom Classic w/ Vox Blues was way better but you gotta have an attenuator cuz these are way too
loud. Sounded GREAT w/ a LP or PRS!
The AC30BM is my favorite of the three. Only one knob (volume) but to me this one had the best sound (but not by much). Great w/ LPs!!! Very clear sounding even at high gain w/ an awesome roar. I still own this one. The Vox sound is not for everybody. I love it!
Honestly though, I'm more into Marshalls. Gotta try 'em... only way to judge for yourself.
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