• From: Sandy Eggo
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Re: What Axe Should Joe Play Next?

vinceesquire wrote:

Gibson L5

Exactly

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Re: What Axe Should Joe Play Next?

My Gibson SG Standard.  smile

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Re: What Axe Should Joe Play Next?

Schecter Diamond Series....(takes cover)

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Re: What Axe Should Joe Play Next?

Collings City Limits Deluxe, Wb habeneros

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Re: What Axe Should Joe Play Next?

Louis wrote:

We have seen many different instruments along the way including Les Pauls, Flying V's, Yamahas, Breedloves, Gigliottis and I know I'm leaving a few out.... What Guitar should Joe Play next??? Here's my vote, it's like my brother's :
http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k252/ … C-Plus.jpg   I am Jealous of him for that... his color is something like Ice Tea...

The DC les pauls remind me of a PRS. Plus they remind me of the LesPaul Jr. DC only with an arched top.
I dunno man... I know whatcha mean though!

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