G&L legacy - I'm finally home.

When I was 12 (1969) I bought an old used strat from the classified ads for $100.00. I ended up selling it to buy a Les Paul (blame Jimmy Page) but in my old age (55) I was searching (on a budget) for a great strat like the one I let get away. Nothing felt right till I grabbed this used G&L Legand for 7 bills. WOW!!! Back to my first love. So expressive, nothing quite like it.

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When I was 12 (1969) I bought an old used strat from the classified ads for $100.00. I ended up selling it to buy a Les Paul (blame Jimmy Page) but in my old age (55) I've was searching (on a budget) for a great strat like the one I let get away. Nothing felt right till I grabbed this used G&L Legand for 7 bills. WOW!!! Back to my first love. So expressive, nothing quite like it.

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Congrats on scoring a G&L Legacy. Please do post a photo of your Legacy,
because it does not exist without pictures!

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To date this thing I finally took the neck off and was surprised - it's dated Jan. 7 1997. Surprised because it is in near mint condition and so I assumed it to be fairly new. Someone didn't play this thing much!

Hey zandurian!
Love your Legacy! real nice gtr! I have the same finish in a legacy special and CAN NOT PUT IT DOWN~!!!
Have fun you got a great ax there!
Steve

When I was 12 (1969) I bought an old used strat from the classified ads for $100.00. I ended up selling it to buy a Les Paul (blame Jimmy Page) but in my old age (55) I've was searching (on a budget) for a great strat like the one I let get away. Nothing felt right till I grabbed this used G&L Legand for 7 bills. WOW!!! Back to my first love. So expressive, nothing quite like it.

congrats on coming home. see hwta happens when you let inferior guitar players influence your purchases?

When I was 12 (1969) I bought an old used strat from the classified ads for $100.00. I ended up selling it to buy a Les Paul (blame Jimmy Page) but in my old age (55) I've was searching (on a budget) for a great strat like the one I let get away. Nothing felt right till I grabbed this used G&L Legand for 7 bills. WOW!!! Back to my first love. So expressive, nothing quite like it.

congrats on coming home. see hwta happens when you let inferior guitar players influence your purchases?

LOL Inferior!!!!!Sometimes you make me LAUGH!!

You are right. That Page guy is going nowhere. I saw your videos, Mr. Cypher: they seemed rushed and without any feel. Like two styles of music being forced together. I'd say Page is better. That's Betty Page.

You are right. That Page guy is going nowhere. I saw your videos, Mr. Cypher: they seemed rushed and without any feel. Like two styles of music being forced together. I'd say Page is better. That's Betty Page.

i didn't mean me, i meant the superior players of that period, like blackmore.

Ok. That makes sense. As per your music, if you can grasp the relaxing and feeling thing I'm talking about you'd become a much better player. Maybe even great. Really. Your skill level is way up there.

When I was 12 (1969) I bought an old used strat from the classified ads for $100.00. I ended up selling it to buy a Les Paul (blame Jimmy Page) but in my old age (55) I've was searching (on a budget) for a great strat like the one I let get away. Nothing felt right till I grabbed this used G&L Legand for 7 bills. WOW!!! Back to my first love. So expressive, nothing quite like it.

congrats on coming home. see hwta happens when you let inferior guitar players influence your purchases?

Gotta' say - in some ways Hendrix was greater for sure, well ... in lots of ways, well don't want to start out with a subjective war of talent but suffice to say, the strat and it's early proponents are very very... errrr... memorable as well as some 60's LP players (should I be a politician or what??? )

i didn't mean me, i meant the superior players of that period, like blackmore.

Well, I didn't listen to Blackmore till '72 or so - after my strat was long gone. I did play machine head until the needle practically wore through the vinyl though. Much more of a dynamic live player than Page yet I love much of what Page did in the studio. Great production sense. Still, Hendrix is above them all in my view - probably because He was the first to blow up my mind.