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The black one.

Oh yes, she's brutally loud.

$500 net to me, I will cover shipping to lower 48. Like new, zero signs of wear or play. I added a D-Tuna and Schaller-style strap lock buttons, originals included too. No case. Rear cavity cover included, just removed it for set up and photos.

$2500 net to me and I'll cover shipping to lower 48. Will discount for local sale in Phoenix area, might be willing to drive a bit. Gotta thin the herd, so no trades on this one. Very clean, no mods, no drilled chassis, original iron, all original other than recent recap (F&Ts) and I believe...

The 84 Barettas and cheap Pacers I've fondled almost all had sharp fret ends. Maybe it's because it's so dry in AZ, but other brands have not felt like that to me.

There is a PRS EVH model floating around out there that PRS pitched to him, I think around the time he left EBMM. It's kind of cool.

I took this photo at Sweetwater back in December. My guitar teacher when I was a kid got one of the very first ones when the bosses from Kramer were driving to all their dealers in NJ and showing off the first run. He got it for $500 then and it was stolen in a home break-in about 8-9 yrs...

I got a like new chlorine burst WG standard for a song a while ago. It's a killer guitar, but I just never play it because I have so many others I like more. I need to sell it now, as I was surfing Reverb while intoxicated (SRWI) last week and snagged a Friedman DS head I need to pay for...

Here's my '83 Pacer. Wasn't cheap, but it was worth every penny and will probably never go down in value. Pickup in there now is a Jalen clear bobbin.

The only VH-style guitars that are worth their current prices are the Wolfgang Standards and that Kramer Baretta reissue like the one in the No Bozos ad. The others are overpriced for what they are. For the money I'd rather build my own, get some parts from Musikraft, Warmoth, etc. and maybe...

Those prices are ridiculous. Anyone who's an EVH disciple probably started loving VH back when Ed was playing a guitar that looked like he dragged it behind the tour bus. I thought prices were insane when his EBMM signature model came out, but those were super quality guitars and have...

That'd be a fun project and could be made to sound absolutely killer. That board looks like Ceriatone or Mojotone. I think you can still buy a real Marshall 2203 board. I'm not looking for another project and I love my real '79 2203. But this might be worth $1000 to the right person.

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This happened to me, but I was the seller and I packed the EVH 100w Stealth in the original box just the way it had been packed when new. FedEx obviously dumped it from a top shelf and it landed on a corner. A transformer came loose and took out all the tubes like they were bowling ball pins...

Ok, riddle me this. A little over a year ago Marshall prices got slashed by around 40%. Maybe some of it had to do with Sam Ash's circling the drain, but, up until they turned out the lights, they were still taking orders for new Marshalls for a song. I wanted an SV20H and had one on order...

I got a week time out on TGP once for responding to someone who claimed I had voted for import duties and writing a lower value on the customs declaration was hypocritical.

I don't know how they could figure it all out. I just bought a BMW three weeks ago, so I'm good for a while. And I can't think of any routine purchases I make of stuff made abroad. I have enough Marshalls, guns, guitars, etc. For liquor I buy Maker's Mark and Kirkland vodka at Costco. I...

Does anyone know how country of origin is determined for something like a Marshall? If it's actually assembled in Vietnam, but the company is based in the UK, which is it?

I saw Steven at NAMM a while back. He was talking with Rikki Rocket at his booth and I was standing right there. He seemed ok. His stroke is still apparent from his speech, but he had a perma-grin on his face and seemed pretty with it.

I'm tiptoeing here, but I just don't think it can be that hard to find a drummer for old GnR tunes. Appetite has a ton of great signature drum work, but I don't think it's that technically challenging. I absolutely love Steven's and Matt's work on the first few albums. I totally lost interest...