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Those two (the 165 and the 175D I posted) were sold to buy this 1963 L-4C. Carved spruce top and floating pickup. It's an acoustic guitar has a floating pickup. It's my current fave (along with my1976 ES-175D.
That's cool! nice to see the headstock has the MOP logo and crown. I had the first issue Herb Ellis with gold logo and signature. Top mounted Humbucker.
No surprises in the video. (Well, maybe the repeated comments about '55s being quieter. never heard that) Strats are all pretty close and pickups make all the difference. Oh, and forget that RWRP thing. It sucks.
I've got a lovely 1960 slab board and a few other strats customized by me to make...
listen to her heart Ricky?
On his personal channel during the pandemic he explained that he didn't yet have a 12 string so faked that part like I do when I play the song....