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This time, it is a Yamaha EG112 with a Humbucker in the bridge position. Plus a Fender Frontman 15G. All for $55.00. Not a great deal. Still a pretty good deal.
JJJ ... seems like you need some motivation to keep buying more guitars! 
Here's a pic of Steve Howe with some of his +200 guitar collection. Keep at it, don't despair ... you'll catch him:
Steve never was quite right in the head <<<<<<< read "Hoarder". LOL! .
TF, that's you on the right, correct?
Just kidding. My friend Peter in Rothenburg has 85 basses at last count.
Bill
After we have 1 of everything the only thing left is 2 of everything. at least thats what I keep telling wife #3.
This time, it is a Yamaha EG112 with a Humbucker in the bridge position. Plus a Fender Frontman 15G. All for $55.00. Not a great deal. Still a pretty good deal.
Pawn shop, JJJ? I ask, because about 10 years ago, I think, Fender put out an accoustic guitar with a light blue beach motif on it. ANyone remember the model number? I don't. There were only about 500 produced and I almost bought it at 380.00, but thought better of it. It was just the "uniqueness" of it, I think. I knew I'd get tired of looking at that thing and as a result wouldn't play it.
I know: "What's that got to do with my NGD, Bill?", you're asking?
Not a thing except that's why I frequent pawnshops: old cymbals still playable and cheap guitars which just happen to be classics. I also have a 15 watt Frontman, and I love it.
Bill
After we have 1 of everything the only thing left is 2 of everything. at least thats what I keep telling wife #3.
Well, yeah. I mean, that makes sense. Just tell her that one day we'll need that stuff for currency. 
joeyjoeyjoey wrote:This time, it is a Yamaha EG112 with a Humbucker in the bridge position. Plus a Fender Frontman 15G. All for $55.00. Not a great deal. Still a pretty good deal.
Pawn shop, JJJ? I ask, because about 10 years ago, I think, Fender put out an accoustic guitar with a light blue beach motif on it. ANyone remember the model number? I don't. There were only about 500 produced and I almost bought it at 380.00, but thought better of it. It was just the "uniqueness" of it, I think. I knew I'd get tired of looking at that thing and as a result wouldn't play it.
I know: "What's that got to do with my NGD, Bill?", you're asking?
Not a thing except that's why I frequent pawnshops: old cymbals still playable and cheap guitars which just happen to be classics. I also have a 15 watt Frontman, and I love it.
Bill
Not a pawn shop. An antique shop in Lunenberg, Mass. There was also a Johnson acoustic. A First Act and Jay Turser electric.
w00t!
I'll le looking forward to hearing about them. I know your mouth's watering already, buddy! 
Bill
I know: "What's that got to do with my NGD, Bill?", you're asking?
Not a thing
Bill
This cracked me up. Thanks for the laugh.
Based on what I've seen locally, I'd call $55 for the amp to be a good deal, Jx3.
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