Guess the NGD?

[anitoli]

A little more clues is what I was thinking.

Made in USA.

 

[Kuga]

Gibson Firebird

 

[Deftone]

Made in USA.

Gibson Les Paul

 

[Central Scrutinizer]

Gibson Roy Smeck Stage Deluxe?



Roy playing a Uke, but you get the point.

 

[Abrasive1]

Knaggs Kenai

 

[Mike_LA]

I think you need a Telecaster......

 

[Wooferhead1]

Its a Carvin double neck

 

[Phony iommi]

Kramer 83 Baretta reissue
Edit: you said made in usa
USA Wolfgang special then

 

[anitoli]

Gibson Firebird

Naw, always thought those were fugly.

 

[anitoli]

Gibson Les Paul

Not now, have two already an LPC and an LP Trad.

 

[anitoli]

Gibson Roy Smeck Stage Deluxe?

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Roy playing a Uke, but you get the point.

No, But it is not an acoustic.

 

[anitoli]

Knaggs Kenai

Nice guitar but my price point is a bit lower.

 

[anitoli]

I think you need a Telecaster......

You are prolly right about that but this guitar come stock with buckers. No Tele.

 

[anitoli]

Its a Carvin double neck

Already have one. Good choice though.

 

[anitoli]

Kramer 83 Baretta reissue
Edit: you said made in usa
USA Wolfgang special then

Nope no Wolfgang.

 

[Wooferhead1]

Already have one. Good choice though.

I was wondering if you had - man they look like they play like butter, I remember drooling over them in their catalog back in the 80's - never had the luck to play one of their guitars and now I see they definitely have held their value over the years just hard to come by.

 

[Wooferhead1]

it's a Gibson Byrdland vintage 1966 or maybe a 335

 

[anitoli]

I was wondering if you had - man they look like they play like butter, I remember drooling over them in their catalog back in the 80's - never had the luck to play one of their guitars and now I see they definitely have held their value over the years just hard to come by.

Being a neck through build you have full access to the fret board. The necks are typical of what Carvin made in the 80's and they play nice. This thing is solid maple and it's heavier than an EDS1275 by a bit but it does play and sound nice. Has phase and coil tap switches to.

 

[anitoli]

it's a Gibson Byrdland vintage 1966 or maybe a 335

Alas no but either of those would be a trip into new territory for me.

 

[Wooferhead1]

Being a neck through build you have full access to the fret board. The necks are typical of what Carvin made in the 80's and they play nice. This thing is solid maple and it's heavier than an EDS1275 by a bit but it does play and sound nice. Has phase and coil tap switches to.
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that is sweet, I can't imagine toten that around on stage for long...