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Joseph Barcus

 

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Volga West Virginia
Post  Posted 18 Jun 2005 10:06 am    
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I'm looking to trade my 52 re-issue for a steel. 3 & 4 emmons set up. I payed 1400.00 for the guitar and only played it out maybe 3 times. no carters please
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Joseph Barcus

 

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Volga West Virginia
Post  Posted 19 Jun 2005 2:10 pm    
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will toss wife in the trade, she is house trained. and cooks ok lol
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James Morehead


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Prague, Oklahoma, USA - R.I.P.
Post  Posted 19 Jun 2005 3:07 pm    
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Is it a tele or strat? I could trade my wife, if you don't mind a double necker. (oops, I'll be in hiding for that one for sure!!)

[This message was edited by James Morehead on 19 June 2005 at 04:11 PM.]

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Joey Ace


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Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Post  Posted 19 Jun 2005 3:12 pm    
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There were no 52 Strats.
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Joseph Barcus

 

From:
Volga West Virginia
Post  Posted 19 Jun 2005 3:16 pm    
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lol its a 52 tele re-issue have a great day
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James Morehead


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Prague, Oklahoma, USA - R.I.P.
Post  Posted 19 Jun 2005 6:32 pm    
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I was talking about Joseph's Wife, Joey! HA!
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Tim Harr


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Dunlap, Illinois
Post  Posted 20 Jun 2005 7:31 pm    
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Have you even tried a Carter.. you may not realize what you are missing.

Good Luck with the sale of your re Issue Tele
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Joseph Barcus

 

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Volga West Virginia
Post  Posted 20 Jun 2005 7:46 pm    
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Oh yes I have had a carter, lets jusr say its a adventure I would rather forget lol. Joe
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David Friedlander

 

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New York, New York, USA
Post  Posted 21 Jun 2005 1:38 pm    
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Joe- That's really harsh.
Those guitars are made of beautiful hard woods- in a campfire this means at least 4 hours of marshmellow roasting time ( if you use a D10. Figure about an hour and a half for an S10)
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Joseph Barcus

 

From:
Volga West Virginia
Post  Posted 21 Jun 2005 5:28 pm    
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Dave,
I cant get into detail here, why I dislike carters so bad, some folks in here knows the story behind my dis-liking of the "company" itself. if you would like more on it feel free to email me and I would be glad to share my not so good experence with the carter guitar compnay. Joe
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David Friedlander

 

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New York, New York, USA
Post  Posted 21 Jun 2005 5:34 pm    
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Sure, we can get together and have an expensive campfire...hehehe


The truth is, a lot of folks seem to like the guitar and company in question.
That's what makes horse racing.
The archives must be packed with glowing testimonials, you can find some other opinions too.
Live and let live, right?
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Joseph Barcus

 

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Volga West Virginia
Post  Posted 21 Jun 2005 6:14 pm    
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Yes I feel the same way dave, everyone to there own I say. and goes the same for carter lovers lol really. Joe
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