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Bertram D
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- 1985 Tokai Paisley Telecaster Copy
guitarz.blogspot.com: I almost bought a 1980s MIJ Fender paisley Telecaster once. It was in a pawn shop in the early 1990s for $400 Canadian. It was a time before anyone could easily find out that the MIJ Fenders of that era were so incredible,...
- Gibson Custom Shop Les Paul Guitars In Unique Tie-die Finishes
guitarz.blogspot.com: While Fender have over the years produced a number of "love 'em or hate 'em" finishes (Paisley, Blue Flower, Antigua, Splatter, Bowling Ball, etc), Gibson by comparison have been known more for their sober "tasteful" guitar...
- Ivy Thinline Stratocaster With P-90 Pickups And Jaguar Trem
guitarz.blogspot.com It seems that I'm still in a pink strat mood today! This Ivy thinline stratocaster in light pink finish shows me once again that strats feel much better with a Jaguar trem and P-90s! I never got the 3 single-coils thing... ...
- Fender Japan St62-spl Stratocaster In A Choice Of Two Eye-catching Japanese Print Finishes
guitarz.blogspot.com: Although we here at Guitarz may sometimes speak a little disparagingly of the Stratocaster, it's not really because we don't like the Strat - we appreciate its place in the history of the electric guitar - rather its very...
- Never Mind The Paisleys, Here's A 1960s Julio Giulietti/goya Psychedelic Flower-power Guitar
guitarz.blogspot.com: We've all seen Fender's pink paisley and blue floral finishes from the late 1960s (and various Japanese-made re-issues since the 1980s) but Fender were not the only guitar manufacturer to produce a psychedelically-finished...
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Fender Custom Shop Gold over Paisley Heavy Relic Stratocaster
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I've always been clear about the fact that I don't like strats and that I loathe so-called relic finishes. Once in a while though, it's good to have one's certainties shaken, and I really enjoy this Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster with its improbable gold over pink paisley relic paint job.
Maybe it's because it reminds me of my first guitar, a lake placid blue Kawai Aquarius that I once poorly refinished with hand golden paisley, but it's more than that, if I ever had to play a strat or a relic'ed guitar, it would be this one!
Bertram D
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- 1985 Tokai Paisley Telecaster Copy
guitarz.blogspot.com: I almost bought a 1980s MIJ Fender paisley Telecaster once. It was in a pawn shop in the early 1990s for $400 Canadian. It was a time before anyone could easily find out that the MIJ Fenders of that era were so incredible,...
- Gibson Custom Shop Les Paul Guitars In Unique Tie-die Finishes
guitarz.blogspot.com: While Fender have over the years produced a number of "love 'em or hate 'em" finishes (Paisley, Blue Flower, Antigua, Splatter, Bowling Ball, etc), Gibson by comparison have been known more for their sober "tasteful" guitar...
- Ivy Thinline Stratocaster With P-90 Pickups And Jaguar Trem
guitarz.blogspot.com It seems that I'm still in a pink strat mood today! This Ivy thinline stratocaster in light pink finish shows me once again that strats feel much better with a Jaguar trem and P-90s! I never got the 3 single-coils thing... ...
- Fender Japan St62-spl Stratocaster In A Choice Of Two Eye-catching Japanese Print Finishes
guitarz.blogspot.com: Although we here at Guitarz may sometimes speak a little disparagingly of the Stratocaster, it's not really because we don't like the Strat - we appreciate its place in the history of the electric guitar - rather its very...
- Never Mind The Paisleys, Here's A 1960s Julio Giulietti/goya Psychedelic Flower-power Guitar
guitarz.blogspot.com: We've all seen Fender's pink paisley and blue floral finishes from the late 1960s (and various Japanese-made re-issues since the 1980s) but Fender were not the only guitar manufacturer to produce a psychedelically-finished...