Great review, thanks!

Are you going to regret it later on? That's what I ask myself. If the answer is no, go for it.

Yeah, that guitar is full of win.

Why was Paul wearing leather pants in that ad?
I was lucky enough to see the Replacements 3 times in my youth. None with Bob though.

Necks were fine. A lot better than the new Gibson I bought in 2012. The trem on the Creep could have come from the same factory that makes Squier trems - same quality.

Does look cool.

Come back Tee!

I got to know the builder pretty well, by day he is a Miami PD officer. The guitars are made in Korea, I had 2: A Classic Creep and a Sad Fester. Quality and build were along the lines of Squier or Epi (your basic mass produced guitar). The pickups were good, bodies were fairly heavy. Sold them ...

I snagged mine off of E-bay. They are popping up every few days - you have to be quick.

The sunburst would be my first choice, but it's not worth $200 more to me.

I got a CAR one for $579. Not a fan of how the bridge looks, but the guitar plays great! The smaller size doesn't bother me at all.

It appears some sellers are blowing the old ones out, some are not. At $800 I thought these were too expensive, but at $575 they are a steal!

I love it! If it doesn't sell for a lower price, list it again for $30 more:

Lame

benecol wrote:It'll have been shite - laminate neck, ply body. Fun if you find one in a skip, but never buy one.

Thanks, that makes me feel a lot better about passing on it.

yeah, teisco/kawai built. How much was he asking, and what was wrong with it? I wouldn't say it would have been a super score, just maybe a score.

$160 + $50 shipping. The bridge was missing a bolt or a screw and the seller was a non-player. Said it might be an easy fix or it might be for parts ...

And tell me I didn't miss out on a super score:

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This was on ebay recently, but I couldn't ...

mkt3000 wrote:

The Peavey T-15... best $70 guitar I've ever bought.

I wish I hadn't sold mine.

mkt3000 wrote:

The Peavey T-15... best $70 guitar I've ever bought.

I wish I hadn't sold mine.

Pretty sure he uses Marshalls.

Here's what he had to say when I asked him what he would need to do with it:
"Frets are kind of.... meh, they feel soft and grainy, that's my only gripe. So, I'll buff those out to mirror shine, oil the board so it's consistent in color, set the pickups to the right height, adjust the action a bit ...

61fury wrote:Email Kurt at Ronco tell him you want this

I really want one. I emailed him. He said he responds to customer requests, thanks, Jack

Damn, that's hot!