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If I had $1500 I would probably just buy enough quality parts to build myself 3 or 4 really good guitars.
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Tele-Afflicted
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Boston
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Probably a Taylor acoustic/electric since I own a million electrics (figuratively) and only have a crappy/mediocre handful of acoustics that need to be sold/put out of their misery. I just traded an SG for a new MIM Standard Strat and I am totally satisfied with it, so $400 is fine for an electric for me (I'd use the leftover $1100 to get something like a Twin Reverb)! I've never spent more than $700 on a guitar in my 14 years of playing so it's hard to imagine spending a lot on a single instrument, especially Fender style electrics since they can be upgraded so easily and with the great build quality on MIM Fenders (I have two MIM Standard Jazz Basses, one fretless, a standard strat, and a 50's Esquire).
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I thought I responded to this thread back some time ago. Oh, well, guess it was some similar thread.
So, if I had $1,500 earmarked for guitar purchases, I would buy 2 more Logan Customs. One would be a repro of a 1953 Tele, the other...I don't know yet. Bob's coming out with thinlines, so maybe one of those.
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Tele-Holic
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: shreveport, LA
Age: 60
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Well with my playing abilities and such I would either get a CV Tele or Gretsch 5120 in orange and a Blues Jr. and if I had any money left over would buy my wife some roses sho she would not shoot me for buying another guitar.
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Doctor of Teleocity
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Tucson, AZ
Age: 29
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I would my own with 1500$ worth of parts, but If I was going to buy one, I would contact this guy
http://ronkirn.com/tele.htm
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Friend of Leo's
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Florida Panhandle
Age: 57
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I would fill the car up with gas,get up early on Saturday morning,and hit EVERY yard sale within 25 miles.
Realistically? If I had to spend it on just one guitar,it would be a great tele....no,strat.Darn....uh....a Lester RI.Man.....okay,a really nice CS Flying V.
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Detroit
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I was sadly disappointed when I went to Gruhn's at how much they hovered and you couldn't pull anything down yourself. Mandolin Bros ? Very mellow, a lot like Elderly. Stan Jay is a cool cat... |
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Apple Valley, MN
Age: 48
Posts: 333
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Oh, a little something like this.
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Iowa
Age: 39
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EASY!!!!
This is an easy one,,,
a Gretsch 5120 Used. and a set of TV Jones pickups for it. I would save the rest, that would pretty much give me one of each type of guitar that I like........ I would use the rest part of the refinishing cost of making my basement into a music room. |
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Doctor of Teleocity
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Tucson, AZ
Age: 29
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1500$ goes a long ways in Iowa.
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Friend of Leo's
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Midwest
Age: 63
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For $1500. I'd have another USACG Tele or Strat built exactly the way I want, with the exact neck/fretboard profile, wood, hardware, and electronic components I want. But, that's me.
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Doctor of Teleocity
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I know this guy who saved his whole life for a vintage Gibson banjo. After years of hard work, he spent $5200 on his banjo. Pride and love of his life (the banjo). One night he stopped at the mall to buy a CD. He walked out of the parking ramp, up the elevator, through the mall to the CD store and then it hit him. He might have left the car unlocked. Poor guy ran through the mall, down the elevator, out into parking.
Sure as hell; he left the car unlocked. He peaking the back seat and to his horror.....he found 6 more banjos. (-: John
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