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Frank McBride
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Location: Clendenin, West Virginia, USA
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Post by Frank McBride »

Man that is a purdy guitar and plays even better than it looks. cant wait till mine arives.
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Sonny Priddy
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Post by Sonny Priddy »

I Have A New Rittenberry Steel And They Are Great. SONNY.

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Gary Preston
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Location: Columbus, Ohio, USA
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Post by Gary Preston »

Hi Frank . It was great to meet you at Ricks show . This Star looks very nice . G.P.
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Larry Gerdeman
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Post by Larry Gerdeman »

I played a Star guitar at the Dallas show. I really liked the tone. IMO the guitar needed some tweaking, but played well. I said something about the knee levers needing to be repositioned and one of the builders offered to do it right there, so it seems they will be very good to work with. They seemed very friendly also.
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