How old are you? (just curious)
Keep that guitar, never let it go. Trust me on this...
Take good care of it.
He's right kid, that axe is a keeper...and your Dad is a great guy for buying it for you. Be greatful for both, you'll have no regrets.
How old are you? (just curious)
Keep that guitar, never let it go. Trust me on this...
Take good care of it.
I have a 78 Super Bass and a 77 2204, don't you worry about that.Cool guitar! Make sure to play it thru a Marshall!
Cool, congrat's, I'd print out that picture of you & your dad (a real print, not computer - make multiples) & stash it away somewhere that you can look at it when you are older...
Good advice . DoDHow old are you? (just curious)
Keep that guitar, never let it go. Trust me on this...
Take good care of it.
I have had several guitars I let slip through my fingers and regret ever having let them go. It could be difficult to hold on to because you never know what the future brings but it will be worth keeping.I'm 14, I'll be 15 on the 16th of January. I always take good care of my guitars, this one especially. It's my baby xD
Long story short, Our Government seized some "illegal" wood from Gibson. It was later returned and this line of guitars was constructed from the wood. Google it for a more complete answer.
Is that the Rosewood that was supposed to be illegal because it wasn't finish cut in India?
Is that the Rosewood that was supposed to be illegal because it wasn't finish cut in India?
Yes, & it was because the law states that wood that is over ____ mm thick, must come into the country as a finished product. Obviously Gibson was going to fabricate fretboards from it. But, there's a lot of controversy as to if they actually broke the law, including the fact that the fed's gave it back to Gibson & let them finish it as they pleased...Gibson was accused of illegally importing ebony from Madagascar and India, as well as rosewood from India in violation of the Lacey Act, which prohibits the acquisition of plant products that are protected in other countries.
Yes, & it was because the law states that wood that is over ____ mm thick, must come into the country as a finished product. Obviously Gibson was going to fabricate fretboards from it. But, there's a lot of controversy as to if they actually broke the law, including the fact that the fed's gave it back to Gibson & let them finish it as they pleased...