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westtexasred
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by westtexasred »
The guy I bought my Bronco from is also selling some cool Ibanez guitars from the 70's like these
Unsold store stock like my Bronco
and this

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by gaybear »
tha ibanez talman electric (not the acoustic/electric one) was great. too early for the retro-revival though
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The old Artists are amazing instruments. Easily up there with Yamaha SG2000 models.
I believe my old V is an Ibanez...

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Fran wrote:The old Artists are amazing instruments. Easily up there with Yamaha SG2000 models.
Earlier this evening I happened across pics of the one I sold you. I sometimes wish I could have it back even if it did weigh a ton.

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by SKC Willie »
haha, not to totally whore myself out, but I just posted an Ibanez artist in the classifieds without even seeing this thread.
Ibanez has made some great guitars. I would love to get my hands on one of their old teles. I though about buying one so many times.
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by Billy3000 »
People on talkbass rave about the ric ripoffs. They're supposed to be some of the best fake rics out there.
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does he have that 481 clone?
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finboy wrote:does he have that 481 clone?
I wish.
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Fran
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James wrote:Fran wrote:The old Artists are amazing instruments. Easily up there with Yamaha SG2000 models.
Earlier this evening I happened across pics of the one I sold you. I sometimes wish I could have it back even if it did weigh a ton.
Aye, that is also one of my most regretful sales but it
was crippling to use live.
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James wrote:Fran wrote:The old Artists are amazing instruments. Easily up there with Yamaha SG2000 models.
Earlier this evening I happened across pics of the one I sold you. I sometimes wish I could have it back even if it did weigh a ton.
that looks a really nice guitar indeed.
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by grandnoise »
I've heard all the old Ibanez stuff is really great, I've always wanted to play some of their stuff myself.