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    cool forum guys!
    Im new here but not to guitar.I started playing guitar in 1983
    and finally after 27 years i snag a gently used usa soloists SL1t!
    I have owned just about every low to mid and a few high end guitars
    during that time frame and none of them could have held a candle to my soloists!
    I am a sucker for ebony/bound necks,headstocks inlays and good craftsmanship.
    This qualifies as outstounding craftmanship and heaven to play on.
    I have always been told about carvin this and that but i doubt very seriously
    those guitars are any better than this!
    My 1st soloists but not my last:-)

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      welcome to jcf and yeah lets see some guitar porn

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        Welcome! And as they said, show the pics.
        1989 Magenta Charvel 650XL (Now my main guitar) , 1989 White Charvel 650XL, 1989 Trans Amber 750 XL, 1989 Cherry Sunburst 750XL Abortion,1990 Jackson soloist ATT pro Trans Red, 1993 Jackson Dinky Std Black with pick guard , 1992 Jackson Stealth Ex repainted, 1994 JDR-94, 1994 JDR-94, 1995 DR3 (Old Main Guitar) trans purple quilted maple picture , 2002 RR5 white and gold, 1988 Model 4 cobalt blue, 1993 Jackson Fusion Std black, 1990's Alvarez Fusion acoustic electric cutaway, 2009 Alvarez AD60ck Koa acoustic electric cutaway. Crate BV-150 Heads, SKB PS55 pedal Board, Shure wireless

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            Welcome to the forum, and nice Soloist. Agent Orange is a cool color.
            I feel my soul go cold... only the dead are smiling.

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              Hey
              "Quiet, numbskulls, I'm broadcasting!" -Moe Howard, "Micro-Phonies" (1945)

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