Just too reliable??? (Yes you read right).
Moderator: RichardW
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Funny thing, when 13 my older brother let me have his Strat, never liked it too much. Any how went on to have a nice Epiphone semi for the past 15 years with a Laney and a small but loud Marshall combi amp. Let it all go for £250 three years back as was moving house. Sale of Guitar, hard tear drop gibson case, amps, all the leads, and a row of 6 foot pedles including a Boss digital pitch shifting delay, chorus, flanger, metal unit and what was a new digital tuner. As soon as it was gone I knew I'd done something wrong. Any how the New guitar is an AXL Tele copy [:D][:D]. Been on the web site and had a good look at the 'total gitar mags review. They gave it 4/5 for what it cost. Didn't pay too much came in it at under £200. When I'm back up to speed then it'll be the Rickenbacker 360 for me in a natural finish [8D]
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A couple of weeks ago I am leaving a friends house, he says "how's the car?" knowing I've only had it 6 weeks and my last citroen was a bit unreliable. I say the immortal words "no breakdowns yet". 2 minutes later it doesn't start: eventually going but head gasket failure. Didn't want to start due to water in cylinders.
DON'T TEMPT FATE! [;)]
or make sure you are near copious amounts of wood
DON'T TEMPT FATE! [;)]
or make sure you are near copious amounts of wood
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