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They're there for you and your legendary toe fetish!

As much as my trip up to Glasgow meant I missed the delivery of the Squier Jazz 6 I'd ordered from Thomann near 3 months ago, (I knew there was a wait...) it did give me the opportunity to meet a fellow BCer and relieve them of their Ibanez SR1306! So, I shall be leaving Glasgow shortly to return to Essex with an SR1306 in tow and a Squier Jazz 6 waiting to be unboxed upon successful completion for the 8 hour drive! I'm looking forward to plugging them both in and giving them a good set up and running through an amp! For now, here's a quick snap of the Ibanez, quite a tasty little beast. Excuse the toes...

Mine arrived yesterday... Typically while I'm away on business! Looking forward to seeing if it's a cheap steal or noticeably cheap. Unpacking tomorrow will tell all!

You're thinking of Pat Todger... I don't go by that name anymore since quitting 'the biz'.

Well... reviving an old thread here! Just bought an Ibanez SR1306 from Cameron today. He kindly delivered it to my hotel (nothing seedy going on...) cash was exchanged and the deed was done! Given it a quick set up while, plays really well! Looking forward to getting it home to Essex and blasting it through an amp! 🙂

Well... reviving a SUPER old thread here! Just bought an Ibanez SR1306 from Cameron today. He kindly delivered it to my hotel (nothing seedy going on...) cash was exchanged and the deed was done! Given it a quick set up while, plays really well! Looking forward to getting it home to Essex and blasting it through an amp! 🙂

Warwick have been doing this for some years. Hard to spot, but you can see the USB in on the back of the control panel.

Ken Lawrence builds absolutely fantastic instruments. I've played a few and they are of the absolute highest quality. Personally I love the look, totally get that some won't! I played the below some years ago... an incredible beast.

That would take every country on earth to do that otherwise people will do what The Rolling Stones did in the 70's and simply leave the country that charges them 98% tax after a certain threshold to move to a country that doesn't.

PMT don't have a particularly strong used sales department unlike GuitarGuitar or Andertons. PMT probably don't actually want to take in much used stock and will only do so for a high profit margin or the ability for a quick flip. My advice is not to take offence by low offers, the item is yours to do with as you wish, simply decline their offer and move on. They're under no obligation whatsoever to offer you what you want, it's their business, they can offer you want THEY want to pay and you either accept or decline.

My personal favourite Alembic*: *built 'off the books' by an Alembic luthier at the Alembic workshop as I understand it.

Alembic Tea is £1,200 a cup by the way...

Time to get 10 clones, each of which has 2 jobs.

A 6 string Classico Deluxe with front and back buckeye is $62,000 according to Alembic's current price list. That's £51,000 without shipping or import taxes, WITH those it'd be £64,000. Sixty. Four. THOUSAND. A Series II under the same basis as the above would be £45,000. Pocket change really...

A Schentleman?

Looks like an Alpha, but a terrible terrible nightmare version of one.

I scrub my back with a Luthier.

I'm 'reading' one now. The 'wood' was never my focus though regarding its contents!

You looked at Playboy for the wood??

Tell a lie... this is the headless 6er I had. Bought it from a Cash Converters of all places for an absolute steal, though it was in a bit of a state. I think @ambient took this off me in trade years back and did the work to get it back to it's former glory.