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9th May 10:13
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it's a trick! (les paul epiphone)
You should be smarter. Yes it is a really Epiphone Les Paul. Its like a
car dealer saying the have a vehicle for 9999, but if you want AC(which is a must in my area, we could do without a heater, but have to have AC), a radio it will be a more like 14000. |
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9th May 10:13
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it's a trick! (les paul epiphone)
Yeah, I didn't realize there was such a thing as a "les paul junior". I
thought that the epiphone standard was the lowest end licensed les paul that was made. I was wrong. -Keith |
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11th May 10:43
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it's a trick! (think)
I don't think he meant the Jr was a crock...I believe he was refering to the
radio ad.. just my .02 |
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11th May 10:43
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it's a trick!
When, oh when will we learn the obvious...if it sounds too good to be true,
it ain't. OTOH, it's not a bad little guitar for a c-note... -=weasel=- |
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11th May 10:43
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it's a trick! (les paul)
Actually, yes I did play it and for what it was it wasn't bad. Hippy was
right, I was referring to the radio ad as a crock of crap. The radio ad made it out to be the standard epi les paul, I went in expecting to be buying a guitar with two pickups and all the other lovely features of a standard. It was definitely a descent deal for 99 dollars, but was definitely not what I was looking for. -Keith |
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11th May 11:26
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it's a trick!
As I said previously, I wasn't even aware they made a junior.
Did you even hear the advertisement? -Keith |
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