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NGD 54 Goldtop

fakejake

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Looks amazing, congrats!!
Really interesting to see that this one has lots of wear, but very little checking. Rather the opposite to what a lot of the aged new guitars look like.
 
aladdinsane

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fakejake said:
Looks amazing, congrats!!
Really interesting to see that this one has lots of wear, but very little checking. Rather the opposite to what a lot of the aged new guitars look like.
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That's true. The wear is really interesting on this one.
 
corpse

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I was just listening to Hard Luck Woman and It's My Own Fault by Sean Costello.
Get busy.
 
metropolis

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Stunning! Looks absolutely amazing and as others have said really interesting wear patterns that tell its own story. Much better than cookie-cutter relics you see too many of.
 
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