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Brian Echenberg

 

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Quebec, Canada
Post  Posted 12 Jan 2015 6:50 pm    
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Not too sure of the model but it has a wooden cone cover plate, not metal. Sounds good, no case. $875




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Michael Kienhofer

 

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Goulais River,Ontario,Canada
Post  Posted 13 Jan 2015 5:42 am    
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Brain,,don,t know if you have Mark Makins book
but there is a pic of this model on page 108.
with a short description.
Palm trees,Senoritas and Rocket ships
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Wayne Ledbetter

 

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Arkansas, USA
Post  Posted 13 Jan 2015 9:52 pm     White area
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Could you explain the white area on the fret board? I could not tell from the picture what it is. Also, since it does not have a case, how do you plan on shipping it?
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Brian Echenberg

 

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Quebec, Canada
Post  Posted 14 Jan 2015 7:02 am     hi
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this instrument is on ***HOLD***
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Brian Echenberg

 

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Quebec, Canada
Post  Posted 15 Jan 2015 4:44 pm     hello
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Donation given. Brian
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