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Some really good looking guitars.Do certain Studios come with ebony boards anymore?Has baked maple found it's way on Studios yet?

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Those are some sweet goldtop Studio's posted above and I'm diggin that worn Studio with the Bigsby.I played Gretsch's for a few years and became very attached to playing with a Bigsby,so I put one on my LP,but could'nt warm up to it at the time.I may try it again in the near future.

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Very nice indeed....There is "something" about silver & black that goes very well with guitars and cars in my opinion.

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Yup, Studio Custom and the Studio Standard...mid 80's.

Here is my two '85 Studio Customs (wrong TRC on the burst guitar)

 

 

Those are cool guitars without a doubt.I don't know how rare those are,but I would guess that not a whole lot of people have one and there you are with two.Including yours that makes only the third picture of one I've ever seen.Very interesting guitars.

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Your right,I added the binding before the refinish.I think there were some early Studio's that came with binding,but with dot inlays on the fretboard..

I thought Studios had no binding...

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Yea,she's a Studio.I thought it would be a cool project and it was.These photos show the guitar as it was before I finally decided on the burst.Originally it was wine red and then gold with a brief time just natural.I'm happy to say I am done.

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This is my 1992 Studio.It looked a bit different back then and up to a couple of months ago.

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Here is my very heavy 92' Goldtop that started life as a wine red studio.It spent a little time as a blonde only to find it's true color after the 50's/60's tribute GT's opened the door for gold as a option for a Studio. \:D/