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yep, took some updated pics of her so I thought I'd share!
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Dave ->
"would someone answer that damn phone?!?!"
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very nice Dave!!
still have & play your crackle dinky strat btw..Comment
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Looks great!Just one more guitar!Comment
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Love it!!!Really? well screw Mark Twain.Comment
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NIce!
And looks like a perfect day, too!"Quiet, numbskulls, I'm broadcasting!" -Moe Howard, "Micro-Phonies" (1945)Comment
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Still looking awesome! When did you put the Floyd on??My goal in life is to be the kind of asshole my wife thinks I am.Comment
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Damn, she's nice!
Is that also ebonized board?Comment
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That is gross. Hideous. I strongly recommend you get rid of it... Here is my address: ...
Beautiful!!! Always wanted one in firecrackle...
Hardware: all black, all the time.Comment
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*faints*Comment
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Thanks guys, yep, it was a gorgeous day that day!
-Good to see you still have the firecrackle Peter!
-Mark, I just put that on there a couple of months ago (finally!
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-Nazgul, good eye!!!
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Dave ->
"would someone answer that damn phone?!?!" Comment
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Where'd you have that? In a time machine? The thing looks brand new.
Awesome!!Comment
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Dave, she looks damn pretty!Originally posted by Budman68 Just curious, because it looks like in the grain on the fretboard in the pic above you have some white flecking coming through? Or is it just the light? I'm curious as one of my Model 6s displays this trait and I've tried sanding/detailing the board several times and it always shows after a few days. Any thoughts? 
The only solution to GAS is DEATH...Comment
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firecrackle!!!
FIIIIRECRAACKLEEE!!!!! man, I really love that finish...
just beautiful, dave!!tremstick give-away (performer series trem)Comment
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That's a rosewood which is ebonized (stained to black). You will never get that grain (small cracks) out of rosewood. It's just the way rosewood is and it doesn't affect playability or sound AFAIK. If you want denser wood, you should go with real ebony or maple.Originally posted by SanctuaryDave, she looks damn pretty! Just curious, because it looks like in the grain on the fretboard in the pic above you have some white flecking coming through? Or is it just the light? I'm curious as one of my Model 6s displays this trait and I've tried sanding/detailing the board several times and it always shows after a few days. Any thoughts? Comment
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