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The other guitarist in my band was given this guitar as a present. There is no serial number on it and from what we can tell, no logo of any sort.Can you guys tell me what kind of axe this is based on the following three pics?
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The other guitarist in my band was given this guitar as a present. There is no serial number on it and from what we can tell, no logo of any sort.
Can you guys tell me what kind of axe this is based on the following three pics?
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I tried google to no avail. I'm guessing that's the first thing you did as well
. All it turned up was a couple of reviews on harmony central for a C series strat.
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Ya I tried everything I could think of..
Looking at that first pic irritates the crap out of me. I wound that third string the wrong way yesterday after he broke it. It just looks wrong......Last edited by Thor Von Clemson; 11-05-2006, 10:26 PM.Light intervened, annihliating darkness.
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Well, this is gonna sound goofy, but it's a C Series guitar, model CSE-5.
It's neck through right?
Worth less than $100 probably
This owner says it's mahogany
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ya it is a neck through.Last edited by Thor Von Clemson; 11-05-2006, 10:26 PM.Light intervened, annihliating darkness.
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Meet me in chat Thor, I have that owner's contact info."Quiet, numbskulls, I'm broadcasting!" -Moe Howard, "Micro-Phonies" (1945)Comment
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thanks for the info ron
Any other ideas from anyone or have we determined that this is a C-Series POSLight intervened, annihliating darkness.
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Its a C series just like the headstock says. Made in korea from the early 80s i late eighties early nineties i think. I've seen a couple when i was workin at Music Go round. but they were neck thru strat bodies. Not bad for a korean but i wouldnt pay more than 50 bucks for one. but thats just me.
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You're welcome, TVC.
How's it for palm-muting?
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its older than 90's, that is 80's or even 70's.Comment
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