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Jimmy Anderson | Rob Mccart | music, tapes, records.. |
November 25, 2025 10:47 PM * |
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-=> Rob Mccart wrote to JIMMY ANDERSON <=- JA>I had an Epiphone Expedition. The sound didn't hold up well. RM> You'd think an Epiphone would stand up. They are made by Gibson RM> but are a somewhat lower model, but I can't really talk having RM> never owned or played one. JA>Well, all instruments are individual, so just not one that >aged well. I'm sure others are great. :-) RM> Plus other factors come into it. In some places these wooden RM> instruments have to cope with high humidity or wild variances RM> in temperature, and that takes a toll on them. Assuming it RM> wasn't standing up because you were kicking it around.. B) LOL - no, wasn't kicking it around or abusing it. :-) I did buy it 'new' but damaged. Was in the Gibson store. Was asking for a travel and the guy pulled it from the back. Said it had been knocked off the rack. There was a crack in the top at the heel - not terrible but they couldn't sell it as new. Anyway - the manager said they had to scrap it. I offered to buy it AS IS - no warranty - etc. That was about 16 years ago, so it held up for over a decade! :-) RM> Yes, that's a decent medium level make and you can't complain RM> about that. I have a Japanese very good copy of a Gibson which RM> I bought quite used in about 1980, at least 15 or 20 years old. RM> Back about 2005 I brought it to a repair place and they changed RM> the angle of the main bridge a bit to change the tone that was RM> very slightly off from day 1, and there were a couple of internal RM> ribs where the glue had let go and were causing some other sound RM> issues, and it was much better after that. Very cool! I've never gone in for a big repair like that. I figure my Takamine will need a fret job eventually, and that's something I will NOT do on my own! RM> Last year it started RM> to get a bit flat again and I figured the ribs were causing a RM> problem again, but this time I dug out my much more expensive RM> guitar which I use daily now rather than keep 'saving it for good' RM> until I die without ever playing it... Good call! Enjoy it!!! ... AVOID INTERNET SCAMS! Send $20 to learn how... === MultiMail/Mac v0.52 --- SBBSecho 3.32-Linux * Origin: Palantir * palantirbbs.ddns.net * Pensacola, FL * (618:250/24) |
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