gregsguitars

Very nice indeed, they (Peavey) do not get the recognition they deserve in my opinion.

Thanks !!!

A 1957 is en route .......

[url="http://www.gregsguitars.net/Vintage_Bass__other.php"]ONLINE ....[/url]

So [url="http://www.premierguitar.com/Magazine/Issue/2011/Aug/1958_Fender_Precision_Bass.aspx"]Premier Guitar magazine[/url] did a spread on my 58 Precision bass.........

Link is [url="http://www.premierguitar.com/Magazine/Issue/2011/Aug/1958_Fender_Precision_Bass.aspx"]here.[/url]

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This one off pre Sabre was on loan from a dear friend for documentation and evaluation .

4 part series on [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUUCUc7KVJQ&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL"]vintage Gibson [/url]acoustic guitars, enjoy.

[quote name='Golchen' post='956532' date='Sep 14 2010, 03:54 PM']I really like strats but I prefer them to look old and battered personally. I think that you should sit further back as well on your next video so that both hands are showing![/quote]

Yea, it is a laptop with a built in mic, what can I say....thanks for looking. Greg.

Here is a quick vid of my "new" all original [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-UeMhA37Ol0&feature=player_embedded"]1961 Blonde strat [/url]through a Blonde 61 Tremolux..

Finally got Ebay to pull the listing..

Fraud alert , hi jacked my photos from Greg's guitar for listing of Candy Orange SG GT

report please, I already have. Greg.

Never supposed to have left the factory and NOT for sale.
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If no screw is apparent at the bottom of the footpiece and there is a metal end cover it is likely a large "thumbtack" pull this out and the foot should come right off, I go to my local hardware store and buy small rubber feet like a test-tube stopper, drill a hole in the center and replace , you should not have to pull the chassis to do this, Greg

My friend Mike Snowden makes these also and they are killer fun little slide boxes.

email me or go to gbase.com/gregsguitars

[quote name='JordanRLS' post='743388' date='Feb 12 2010, 01:57 PM'] love it[/quote]
BUMP......

Badass bridge is an option, I here good things about them, Dimarzio pups get good raves, ative or passive electronics is also another option to drive ya mad bwahahahahaha....................

Welcome!

welcome....

Anyone else here have an affection for these great older guitars ? USA made in the 1960 and early 1970 in Nashville , R.G. and G. Company ~The Grammer Guitar.

Thanks for all the kudo's guys. If anyone wants to be on my 1 a month mailer ..email me and I will add you to my list...no spam.

I can dig 'em
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I have an original I will be posting on my site soon.