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I read the article and I understand where he's coming from. As others in this thread have noted consistency in production techniques have come a long way over the years. Personally I find most modern interpretations of classic guitars lacking.
Well, sort of, LOL! I am Kevin and Eric (a longtime friend) was close on the year, actually it was '83. I started referring to it as the Toilet Seat a few years after I bought it. One of my buddies was playing it and he just kept going on and on about how great it was and how different it was...