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Gtrman58 · 10-29-2009, 12:37 PM

Yeah.....the reason they got rid of that old piece of junk is because they can be bad for your health, particularly your hearing. Send it to me and I can properly dispose of it for you....LOL!

Wow. SWEET !!!
Why can't I ever come across stuff like that?

Like a house full of old 58 standards LP's or strats! I have an issue of Vintage guitar from a few months back and on the cover is a totally mint Broadcaster some guy bought at a garage sale for 100.00 in 1997. He did not even play guitar but recognized the fender name.

The finds are out there sometimes youdon't even have to look sometimes they come to you!

Congrats!

10-29-2009, 12:37 PM	#8 (permalink)
Gtrman58 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: St. Louis, Mo. Posts: 191	Re: Can anyone help identify this amp? Yeah.....the reason they got rid of that old piece of junk is because they can be bad for your health, particularly your hearing. Send it to me and I can properly dispose of it for you....LOL! Wow. SWEET !!! Why can't I ever come across stuff like that? Like a house full of old 58 standards LP's or strats! I have an issue of Vintage guitar from a few months back and on the cover is a totally mint Broadcaster some guy bought at a garage sale for 100.00 in 1997. He did not even play guitar but recognized the fender name. The finds are out there sometimes youdon't even have to look sometimes they come to you! Congrats! __________________ 2009 JCM 2000 Dsl 100 JCM 900 LEAD 1960A MLB MC412A 1951 Fender Deluxe 2006 Hot Rod Deluxe 1995 Blues Junior 1995 Blues Deville Vox Path Finder 1982 Legend A 30 1980 Gibson Herritage Cherry Sunburst L.P. Standard 1980 Explorer White with gold HW 2000 52 Telecaster USA RI 1983 57 Strat LH USA RI 2003 57 Strat USA RI 1960 Silvertone Danelectro 1994 Fender P-bass 68 RI Acoustic guitars....not enough space to list !!!!! Last edited by Gtrman58; 10-30-2009 at 05:35 AM. Reason: Fast fingers....