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candleman
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Post by candleman »

Weeeeeeeeeeee...

...one of the biggest funnest things ever is having FedEx drop off a brand new, custom-ordered G&L.

Its so new, I haven't even taken pictures yet. You folks are actually some of the first to even hear the news

So... "wha-did-ya-get...wha-did-ya-get???"

G&L Legacy HB
Antique white
Alder body
Clear gloss #3 wide "C" maple/maple neck (nut width 1-11/16")
Mint PG
White knobs & pups
REVERSE headstock
HARDTAIL (G&L Saddle Lock fixed bridge)

Tone = for days
Sustain = for weeks (no back route for a trem and it sssssssustianssssssss like crazy with all that extra wood)
Blues = burns it down like a forest fire of Alder trees...
Mojo = Leo visited this one from the grave !!!

Pics to follow... (give you a few minutes to lather up some frothy drool...hahahah)
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verybestal
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Post by verybestal »

Hardtail, eh?
I've always wanted to play a hardtail skyhawk or legacy to hear the difference.

Yes, some pics please!
candleman
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OK, here goes... complete with Candleman terrible photography... LOL.

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candleman
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Post by candleman »

ps. Extra special Kudos to Dave's Woodstock Music for making the deal and special order happen.
candleman
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Post by candleman »

Its now in the Registry !!
Fumble fingers
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Post by Fumble fingers »

love the hardtail HB !! ...... the color combo , everything looks great , I couldn't have picked that out myself better than you did !! .... If I could only have a do-over , quite a few of my DF guitars would be hardtail and the wide C ...... I have a feeling a new Fallout hardtail with a #3 wide C might find a new home here if I could ever narrow down the color combo
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john o
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nice legacy hb, candleman!. Very unique. Must be a treat to play...have fun :cheers:
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sam
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Post by sam »

Hey candleman,

Love everything about yer new gitar, enjoy! :banana:
Cya,
Sam
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fianoman
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Candleman is going to be burning down the house with that one! Nice choice my friend. :alright:
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Monahan
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Post by Monahan »

Beauty!

I'm sure you'll play that one for many years to come ;)

Happy NGD!
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Case24
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That is a beauty for sure! Congratulations! :happy0065:
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Post by y2kc »

Hey,

Nice guitar Sir. I have one pretty much like that and it is a joy to play. The #3 neck teamed up with a slb is a nice combo. I agree with your feelings about sustain, tone and mojo. The guitar can sing with the best of them and the #3 neck offers a roomy feel that needs to be experienced.

I have blocked the trem on a sc-3 and you get many of the same benefits from a slb. A very solid feel, more sustain and a nice articulation from one string to another. Enjoy that beautiful guitar and turn up the amp so I can hear you here in Chicago.

y2kc
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Post by mrukelgn »

Congrats candleman! I still rmb the excitement when my dealer called to let me know that my guitar has arrived. Am happy for u! Love the hardtail bridge and the reverse headstock. Should let us hear the sound. :thumbup: :thumbup:
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xg5a
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Post by xg5a »

I'm with everybody else, the Saddle-Lock Bridge and thick neck combo is the best, ever. Nice!