Sat Feb 24, 2018 12:35 pm
Sat Feb 24, 2018 10:02 pm
FZTNT wrote:So back in the 80's they made some different shades of yellow with different names. Lemon Yellow, Yellow , Yellow Fever, Lemon Drop, Candy Lemon, Vintage lemon and so on. Some are the same as others, not sure why but that is how they are listed in the registry.
Is it possible to find an example of all these yellows to see the differences? I thought my Invaders (in my avatar) are Yellow Fever but apparently Craig switched them to simply Yellow. I would assume that this is because that color was not available in the 80's but not sure, he gave no explanation.
So, please post your yellow guitars and let's see if we can get an example of each. Please post pics and what color you believe it to be and how you became to know what the color is.
Thanks for your support,
Tom
Sun Feb 25, 2018 1:17 pm
Sun Feb 25, 2018 5:33 pm
FZTNT wrote:Thanks for the explanation Craig. I am not interested in the Detroit series as I mostly look for Leo era guitars. The simple term "Yellow" seems too simple and boring to me for what an amazing color it is. For some reason when I went to register my new Yellow guitar I found Yellow Fever and figured that would have been the name back in the 80's and actually changed my other two to Yellow Fever.
All the price sheets in the world still don't give an example of what the colors actually look like. That is why I wanted to ask folks to post pics of any yellow versions they have for a visual comparison, rather than a written comparison on a price sheet. So please, still go ahead and post pics of yellow guitars. It would be nice to have a page dedicated to showcasing the different colors over the years and guitar variations. Just like it would be nice to be able to add a link in the registry entry to photos of that particular from the gallery if someone would want to do so. I always wonder what some of the guitars in the registry actually look like in addition to the description.
Tom
Mon Feb 26, 2018 1:20 pm
Craig wrote:FZTNT wrote:Thanks for the explanation Craig. I am not interested in the Detroit series as I mostly look for Leo era guitars. The simple term "Yellow" seems too simple and boring to me for what an amazing color it is. For some reason when I went to register my new Yellow guitar I found Yellow Fever and figured that would have been the name back in the 80's and actually changed my other two to Yellow Fever.
All the price sheets in the world still don't give an example of what the colors actually look like. That is why I wanted to ask folks to post pics of any yellow versions they have for a visual comparison, rather than a written comparison on a price sheet. So please, still go ahead and post pics of yellow guitars. It would be nice to have a page dedicated to showcasing the different colors over the years and guitar variations. Just like it would be nice to be able to add a link in the registry entry to photos of that particular from the gallery if someone would want to do so. I always wonder what some of the guitars in the registry actually look like in addition to the description.
Tom
It seemed like a had answered this question before and sure enough, here is your post back in June 2016: Twin Invaders from Yellow World and my reply post to it.
Hope this helps this time.