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  • #31
    so yeah, mine was october 31st, 2006, damn they must have had a good run then.

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    • #32
      Congrats siggy, mine was a gift from my wife when they first started making them with the trapezoid inlays around 90'. As you can see, it's starting to yellow very nicely...


      Dave ->

      "would someone answer that damn phone?!?!"

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      • #33
        I hope mine doesnt yellow, i heard they put stuff now to stop it from yellowing. i love alpine white and want it to stay that white.

        Thanks, yours looks nice too. I had a 96 i think, or somewhere around there, and wasnt near as good as this new one. i think i am gonna sell my 68 flame top, i never play the damn thing anyway, to heavy for me and i am in love now with the white one.

        Originally posted by Budman68 View Post
        Congrats siggy, mine was a gift from my wife when they first started making them with the trapezoid inlays around 90'. As you can see, it's starting to yellow very nicely...


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        • #34
          budman, arent you the one that likes pink guitars? If so check out the RG550 I wont.

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          • #35
            Originally posted by siggy14 View Post
            so yeah, mine was october 31st, 2006, damn they must have had a good run then.
            For sure dude. They were certainly firing on all cylinders That's cool that the date your guitar was manufactured on is Halloween

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            • #36
              Ok, I asked this yesterday on the LP Forum but haven't heard back. How does the serial numbering work on LPs? i.e. how in the heck does 03046 work out to Oct. 31st, 2006??
              Unleash the fury.....Texas style!

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              • #37
                Wow, you guys only hangle for acouple bucks? Around here our local music store has a huge markup... they where asking $350cdn for a BBE 482i! I went in and talked to Dave (the guy I always deal with) and asked him what he could do me in for. He calculated his commission and said $250. I laughed, and walked out of the store.

                Went in the very next day and first thing he says is: "Evan, I can do $225+tax, and I'll throw 20 free picks and 2 packs of strings". I told him I'd need a rack too, and I got a Gator 6 space rack, BBE 482i and a Alesis PowerConditioner for $575cdn + a case of strings and 20 picks.

                But yeah, nice guitar for sure!

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                • #38
                  The year is the first and fifth digits - 05. Digits 2,3 and 4 is the Julian date 304, which is October 31 of 2006.

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                  • #39
                    Thanks, I had already known that as i posted above, Unfortunaly I have had enough gibsons to know how to date them, it is when you get the reissues/custom shops that it gets harder. I have it written down somewhere how to do those too.

                    Originally posted by lhrocker View Post
                    The year is the first and fifth digits - 05. Digits 2,3 and 4 is the Julian date 304, which is October 31 of 2006.

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by Freyr View Post
                      Wow, you guys only hangle for acouple bucks? Around here our local music store has a huge markup... they where asking $350cdn for a BBE 482i! I went in and talked to Dave (the guy I always deal with) and asked him what he could do me in for. He calculated his commission and said $250. I laughed, and walked out of the store.

                      Went in the very next day and first thing he says is: "Evan, I can do $225+tax, and I'll throw 20 free picks and 2 packs of strings". I told him I'd need a rack too, and I got a Gator 6 space rack, BBE 482i and a Alesis PowerConditioner for $575cdn + a case of strings and 20 picks.

                      But yeah, nice guitar for sure!
                      When I was up in Canada shopping about.. I thought prices at pawn shops and music stores were suprisingly on the high side. You guys must have to compensate for higher taxes or something. I thought my bucks would go alot further up there. I thought the casinos were more dollar friendly tho.

                      That is a sweet looking axe.. I may have to check one out produced around that time if I can. Been picking up a Paul almost all the time now when I do have time to play.
                      Last edited by charvelguy; 01-16-2007, 03:09 PM.

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                      • #41
                        Great looking Studios!!!

                        If I ever bought a white LP, it would be a Studio!

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