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joe white(old)
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eek Lance!!! Dude!! You're sporting some major ink!
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JJ, top drawer my friend!!! She looks even better than before, which is saying a lot!

Well done sir...well done...

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JJ Donohue wrote:
Oh.....My.....Goodness......Billy!!!! Good thing I had the shields up on my computer screen to protect from coffee spray!

I can't wait to see Lance at noon today...I'm sure he will be touched by the thought, consideration and kindness you have shown toward his secret passion for rock banjo music. Banjollica, the legend lives on. laughing6-hehe

It just goes to show that nothing is sacred and out of reach of "Billy the Kid". Well done amigo! [:Y:] [clap] [clap]


Thanks JJ!! Lance is such a straght ahead seeming kind of guy he's like the perfect straight man! I PM'd him to make sure he was OK with this!

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He wasn't! laughing6-hehe :D :lol: :lol: :lol:

JOKING!

BTW! I'm itch'in so BAD to get ahold of you and your MAGIC SUNGLASSES! laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe

Are you SURE Hesh is your friend ??? laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe

I hate to laugh over my own jokes but I'm still chortling over Banjollica! There has to be a band named that! There has to be!! laughing6-hehe

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Matt G
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Awesome guitar JJ.

Seymore Duncans ehh? I`m jealous....

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That is beautiful JJ. What a great finish! What's the significance of the triangle logo?
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JJ Donohue
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Terry...Thanks.

The logo is pretty simple...3 dots for "My Three Sons".

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WoW !! Impressive electric JJ. It looks really Cool!
Great shots of Lance back in the day, Billy.... laughing6-hehe

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Magnificent, just plain magnificent!!

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I don't know much about electrics, but that is some outstanding craftsmanship, very nice looking guitar.
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Stunning, JJ. Congratulations on a winner first time out!!!
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Congratulations JJ on an awesome build. Man, that finish really finished it off laughing6-hehe
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Wow, what a beautiful guitar! You mentioned Seymour Duncan pickups. Which models? I love Seymour Dunncan pickups. I have the sh2 jazz in the neck of one of my guitars. Can't say enough about it. I've also got the sh4 jb in the bridge. It's a good pickup too, but I may switch out to the '59. That too is an awesome pickup in the bridge or neck. Hard to beat Seymour Duncan unless you get into boutique pickups. Those can run into some real money. :D

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Wow, what a beautiful guitar! You mentioned Seymour Duncan pickups. Which models? I love Seymour Dunncan pickups. I have the sh2 jazz in the neck of one of my guitars. Can't say enough about it. I've also got the sh4 jb in the bridge. It's a good pickup too, but I may switch out to the '59. That too is an awesome pickup in the bridge or neck. Hard to beat Seymour Duncan unless you get into boutique pickups. Those can run into some real money. :D


Those are the SD PUPs that we chose as well! Imagine that! Additionally, I will be using a '59 on a carved top electric that is currently in finishing. Stay tuned for that one in a few weeks.

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Cool! Can hardly wait!

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