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Richard Plummer

 

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nashville tennessee
Post  Posted 30 Jan 2003 4:08 pm    
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Talked to Ron Junior on the phone tonight.He indicated the finishing touches are being put on it as he spoke to me.He told me that he should be able to start tuning it tomorrow and should be able to ship it next week.He says it looks real good.
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Jerry Roller


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Van Buren, Arkansas USA
Post  Posted 30 Jan 2003 10:27 pm    
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I bet it sounds good to!
Congratulations!!
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Reggie Duncan

 

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Mississippi
Post  Posted 31 Jan 2003 6:46 am    
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Tell us about it! Color, setup etc....
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Richard Plummer

 

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nashville tennessee
Post  Posted 31 Jan 2003 9:19 am    
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It is black,8 pedals and 6 knees,chrome fretboards,chrome nameplate backplate with the counterforce on the e9th neck.It will be a sweet guitar.
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Roger Rettig


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Naples, FL
Post  Posted 31 Jan 2003 10:51 am    
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It sounds identical to mine, Richard - you'll love it!
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Reggie Duncan

 

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Mississippi
Post  Posted 31 Jan 2003 11:34 am    
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Martin Weenick


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Lecanto, FL, USA
Post  Posted 1 Feb 2003 3:11 am    
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Richard, you will be glad you spent the extra money for the counterforce. It is fantastic. I hope you got the compensators on the strings that raise AND lower. Your gonna be a happy camper.

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Richard Plummer

 

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nashville tennessee
Post  Posted 1 Feb 2003 6:03 am    
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Oh yes forgot to add that I got 6 compensators added to the guitar.This was an extra $120 dollars but I needed it.As far as the chrome fret boards,I wanted to get it as close to a show piece as I could get.The only thing I regret not being able to get,is the simulated mother of pearl ebony that Zum offers.I actually know a guy that went to Kmart or Wallmart and bought some automobile pinstripping and put it along the top of the front of the guitar and also the bottom.This looked good to me,but I wonder how much work was involved in getting the endplates unsnapped like that.
Another thing Ron told me is that the color of the black is the most unusual he has seen.He said I may think differently since it is in the eye of the beholder.
Hope it looks good.

[This message was edited by Richard Plummer on 01 February 2003 at 06:04 AM.]

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Quesney Gibbs

 

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Anniston, AL
Post  Posted 1 Feb 2003 6:15 am    
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That conversion with Ron Junior reminds me that I had almost the exact conversation with Jerry Anderson (Reece's Brother)some 20 years back. So far the guitar has not arrived and I am starting to think that perhaps something has gone wrong. Perhaps Reece will send me back my $1650.00.
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Richard Plummer

 

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nashville tennessee
Post  Posted 1 Feb 2003 6:21 am    
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hi Quincy:I am sure I will get it.Also on the compensators,I didnt add any to the c 6 neck and wonder if I should have.Just another after thought.
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