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In some wierd way I liked that blue oddly shaped guitar. I think you said it was a Gibson. If it would've been the right shade of green with its shape it could have been called the Gumby .
Jimmy Wallace's shop is about 2 blocks away from my house in Garland, and that place is INCREDIBLE. His shop is like a museum. It's worth anybody's time just to stop in and look around.
Ummmm, Trogly? I realize you're not a bass player, but I really think you should familiarize yourself with more bass models and the history of the instrument. The PJ pickup configuration is almost always done with the J in the bridge and the P in the "neck" position (kind of a middle position getting closer to the fretboard). I'm not intending to be harsh or expect anything unrealistic, but the Fender models with the PJ set, or Ibanez, Schechter, or dozens of other builders, have had that configuration for many, many years. Very cool video otherwise!
Only player I have ever seen with a jazz up by the neck itself and p in the middle was Russell Jackson in 1983 concert with BB King. Only time ever. Every other time Jazz in the bridge and p in the middle.
I find it weird when people don’t know the basics of art history. Like Venus in a half shell boiled down to just “a naked lady”. I still luv ya Trogly, so it’s all good.
That transparent V is made by Electrical Guitar Company, they make some rad looking aluminium/acrylic guitars, as well as Travis Bean reissues/restorations.
That was a G&L ASAT Special with the jumbo MFD (magnetic field design) pickups. It's actually a nice model with a unique tone, sort of a higher fidelity P90.
I love my ASAT, don't get me wrong the Telecaster is king but the ASAT just seems to give a little more. They will give you that traditional Tele twang but with the G&L it seems to have a bit more of a wider range. Great Guitars and their future vintage's.
Junior Brown had a guit-steel, and man that guy can play the hell out of it. Back in 73 I had a 69 SG Standard and I toted it around without a case to practice, school, to gigs and it stayed in tune always. I wish I still had it. Great shows . Thanx and God bless.
and it's a great guitar too! I own one of the cheaper reissues (yamaha sgv-300 circa 2000s) and that bottom 2 pickup combo is actually pretty clever. One of it's knobs is a blend between the middle and bridge pickup.
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans were pretty much inseparable. It would be a shame to split the two guitars apart. That has got to be the coolest pick guard I've seen on that SG double neck. I was hoping that you couldve covered a Drifter stratocaster but I didn't see any in your video.
I was at the show as well. Ended up taking home a 64 sg special that was right beside those sgs at the beginning and a nice and clean 64 vibrolux reverb amp. Always a great show
True. A guy I went to middle school with had a late 70's Greco copy of a tobacco burst Les Paul and it was played far more than the late 70's true LP Custom he had. It even had a good smell like saddle leather maybe, as weird as that sounds.
@@neilpatrickhairless We still see plenty of 70s Greco's out here at very fair prices, although I've noticed recently the prices are climbing a bit. They just made great LP guitars. The equal or possibly better than Tokai strats (which I own). Cheers
@trogly I'd love to see you review some EGC guitars, the company that made the acrylic and aluminum Flying V, and also makes some Travis Bean reissues.
As previously mentioned, that Lucite/Aluminum V is an Electrical Guitar Company guitar. I believe they were a limited run for Brent Hinds. As a huge fan of aluminum instruments, I'd love to see Trogly review a EGC or Travis Bean!!! I have one on custom order that I can't wait for. Cheers!
Imagine being the clumsy fella and knocking a guitar over so all those rows of guitars fall over like dominoes. Would you leave Texas in one piece, or with a neck break?
Not usually a fan of double neck guitars, but that fender korina double neck strat was nice. And the camo explorer with three p90s looked fun. Lots of cool guitars 👍 I miss Texas
The maple top LP style guitar beside the goldtop Les Paul at 15:51 is a Wolf Les Paul. Wolf guitars are sold by AIO (All in One) guitars. They are made in Asia and setup at the AIO shop in Hollywood. I own several of these and they are fantastic guitars!!! GuitarMax has reviewed several AIO/Wolf guitars.
That’s a Hondo II professional series. They made many different models that were tributes to famous guitars. They are pretty good, but definitely vary sample to sample. You want to play it before you buy it. If it looks like someone played it bunch though, I tend to think it was a nice guitar at some point. Memphis is another brand where you will find some gems among them if you try enough of them.
Hondo was a brand made by an early iteration of Samick in Korea. Back in the 1970s, they were the rock-bottom budget guitars for us teenagers. Before the lucky kids of today had Squier and Asian Epiphones.
The orange LP guitar @ 15:40 is a *Wolf WLP 750T* , which come out of the All In One Guitar store. They're really of excellent value; only about $450-500 new!
@@zbillster Fine tuned, eh? AIO is known for doing a custom setup on each guitar before they ship it, so sketchy is definitely a kind way of putting it.
I live about 2 miles from Guitar Maniacs. Very cool store. Years ago ... I passed up a deal on lawsuit era Ibanez copies. An Eplorer, Flying 'V' and Moderne for $1000. I did say, years ago.
15:42 That's a $450 MSRP Wolf MIC guitar that the vendor wanted $900 (!!!) for. Said it was fine-tuned or whatever. That dealer seemed kinda sketch. He doesn't have a brick-n-mortar shop or anything.
Craziest double neck I ever saw: 12 string, and baritone. It was a one off custom built to look like a Danelectro. Nils Lofgren from Wilco owns it, he found it in a pawn shop, happened to know the maker, and called to ask about the guitar, the maker was upset, because that particular guitar was a custom order for someone and he couldn’t believe the guy sold it! Ouch.
Eric Ernest always brings cool stuff to guitar shows! I don't think anyone's dealt with original Gretsch White Penguins than him. I love the story behind the Van Halen guitar he got a while back!
Greco got phased out and now you only see Ibanez, but Greco and Ibanez we’re interchangeable at the end of the 70s. I have an Ibanez musician. My friend has the exact same guitar but it’s a Greco musician.
The cracks at each fret on the binding is not checking . The fingerboard shrinks so the frets stick out causing cracks. Checking happens when you take a cold guitar out of your trunk and open it in a warm area. The finish expands and contracts at a different rate then the wood so it starts checking. Over time it gets worse. I opened a 56 reissue Strat that was cold and watched the finish crackle. The next day it was gone but it will keep doing that if you are not careful.
Ive seen that 67 Flying V before, the store is about 15 minutes away from me and its called garret park guitars and that shop has everything, 53 gold tops, PRS prototypes (1 dragon 2002 and a 91 hollowbody prototypes) and a bunch of LP's, they recently sold a burst as well
Moser is Neal Moser, who has built art guitars in SoCal for years. He also was the guy who fitted the Tele neck to the Strat body that was used by Jimi Hendrix at Devonshire Downs AKA Newport ‘69. Wonder what ever happened to that guitar
Hey Trogly, as a guy who pretty much only buys Japanese guitars I want to say thanks for calling them “Fake”. That negative connotation is keeping the prices down. That Greco is most likely (would need the serial number and other info to be sure) made by Fujigen who are universally lauded. I mean Gibson contracted them to make the Orville by Gibsons.
Trog, I’m going to send you some cool pics as soon as we can have our guitar show here in upstate South Carolina. I got some old ones as it is if you want them.
I've owned multiple Greco's and is a huge fan of old Japanese guitars in general, and I have never seen a Greco Gretsch-copy but a google search yeah they seem to be made in the late 80s at the very very end of what I would call the golden era of Japanese guitars. The one for sale at this show has a swapped out bridge and bigsby, originally it was just an unbranded licenced(or unlicenced even?) bigsby, it does have tortoise bindings which is nice. Love they kept the goofy vinyl drumskin on the back to cover the backplate. But yeah I wouldn't pay near those prices for it.
The LP style guitar in the left at 15:39 with the abalone inlays may be a Wolf brand guitar. Sold by All In One Guitars from Los Angeles. I have one of these in black cherry burst. Very well made. Cost is around $450 new. Guitar MAX does reviews and demos of these.
Hey Trogley, those western acoustic guitars are from Roy Rogers and Dale Evans , very popular western singers and TV shows from the 50s & 60s. Enjoy man
The guitar at 15:30, if I remember the story told by the vendor, is a brand where they do the rough work in Asia (Singapore?) and ship them for finishing in Los Angeles. Looked like a very high class guitar for about $800.
I did run into Norm. If you watch his video unloading, he also bought a Schwinn Sting Ray someone was selling. He always hits the Texas shows. He chased me down once but his face fell when he read the "Orville" on the headstock of the Black Beauty I was holding. 😁
I just went to the LA amigo guitar show. Got to play a 54' strat selling for $50,000. Also a bunch of other stuff, like some really old Gretsch guitars, that were decently priced.
The two Grecos I've played were actually really good 🤷 not super high tier but for sure high end Epiphone level. Greetings and well wishes from Utah man!
In the late 70s I had a 78 and a 79 Hondo Les Pauls..... one cherry burst, and one tobacco burst... they were made in Japan, and both had factory Dimarzio pickups.... great players. They also both had Les Paul custom style necks, and headstocks. Just sold the cherry burst couple years ago when someone offered me some rediculus money for it.
Is that 335 at 17:00 a 62 - headstock inlay is below the A and B tuners. Looks more like a late 66 - hard to tell - knobs are reflector so pre late 66. Nickel pickup covers - there was some mixing of nickel and chrome until 66. Bit of a head scratcher actually - seems to have full Mickey Mouse ears but that did happen in 66 for some reason - saw a 345 1966 with full MM ears.
The weirdest thing is the double neck guitar/mandolin - in my 52 years of mandolin-domra experience, this is the first time I've seen a 6-string variant?! Hello Kitty with her 24" is really cute😁
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I'm a sucker for strange doublenecks, alas in this inflationary marketplace,,, my dreams will never be realized. 😥
The pj is in the correct order. It just has a 3rd pickup in the neck position.
Neil Moser is a guitar builder...as well as the electronics designer for the bc rich bich as well as many other products. Look into Neil Moser Trogly.
In some wierd way I liked that blue oddly shaped guitar. I think you said it was a Gibson. If it would've been the right shade of green with its shape it could have been called the Gumby .
I always gravitate to the Black Beauties.
9:45 That is "The Birth of Venus" painting by Sandro Botticelli in or around the year 1485. Culture class for the day. ;)
Yes and Tempe, AZ is pronounced “Tempee”
Made me a little angry and a bit amused to see such a great piece of art smudged out like it was some sort of tacky porn. 😄😄😄
Haha,cool! Thanks!
And a shame it has to be blurred. It's a recreation of a piece of art.
Nothing says "American" like smudging out a Botticelli...
02:23 Those gold-foil pickup ones aren't Jimmy Wallace guitars. They're new Harmony guitars.
And the sign that says "HARMONY SILHOUETTE" is clearly visible in the shot.
yeah thats embarrassing to not know honestly given his job...
Maybe stop reviewing the same lame ass Les Pauls constantly.
Very nice guitars also, sweet players and the pickups sound great.
Fellow Troglodyte who sent in the photos, THANK YOU.
Looks like it was a great Guitar Show.
You're welcome. 😁
You're welcome
Heck yeah! Looks like it was an AWESOME show!
Jimmy Wallace's shop is about 2 blocks away from my house in Garland, and that place is INCREDIBLE. His shop is like a museum. It's worth anybody's time just to stop in and look around.
I like looking at all the photos on the wall behind the guitars.
Ummmm, Trogly? I realize you're not a bass player, but I really think you should familiarize yourself with more bass models and the history of the instrument. The PJ pickup configuration is almost always done with the J in the bridge and the P in the "neck" position (kind of a middle position getting closer to the fretboard). I'm not intending to be harsh or expect anything unrealistic, but the Fender models with the PJ set, or Ibanez, Schechter, or dozens of other builders, have had that configuration for many, many years. Very cool video otherwise!
Pretty sure he just mixed them up. Done that myself a few times.
Hell, I even get the days of the week mixed up sometimes... BTW, what day is it today..?
That bass is also a 5 string to add to all the weirdness.
Nothing quite says "American" like censoring Botticelli's "Birth of Venus"...
Only player I have ever seen with a jazz up by the neck itself and p in the middle was Russell Jackson in 1983 concert with BB King. Only time ever. Every other time Jazz in the bridge and p in the middle.
I find it weird when people don’t know the basics of art history. Like Venus in a half shell boiled down to just “a naked lady”. I still luv ya Trogly, so it’s all good.
Greco made some really nice guitars
That transparent V is made by Electrical Guitar Company, they make some rad looking aluminium/acrylic guitars, as well as Travis Bean reissues/restorations.
trogly should do an episode showcasing their stuff
Thanks for the info
Trogy should review an EGC guitar, I would love to see that!
I was thinking it was an ampeg but was uncertain and unfamiliar with a v shaped model
It's kind of an unofficial Brent Hinds signature model, but Brent removed the vibrola and replaced it with a machined tailpiece.
That was a G&L ASAT Special with the jumbo MFD (magnetic field design) pickups.
It's actually a nice model with a unique tone, sort of a higher fidelity P90.
I love my ASAT, don't get me wrong the Telecaster is king but the ASAT just seems to give a little more. They will give you that traditional Tele twang but with the G&L it seems to have a bit more of a wider range. Great Guitars and their future vintage's.
At 10:28 the guitar is an EGC, otherwise know as the Electrical guitar company. They are known for making fully aluminum guitars.
Pretty sure this was custom ordered by Brent Hinds. I think he sold that one.
Unless they made more than one.
Came here to say this. Those Electrical Guitar Company guitars are nice! I'd kill for one those Buzz Osborne signature guitars!
Hello. Your vehicle warranty is about to expire.😐🔫
Thanks to the gentleman for sharing the show photos. Some interesting pieces. Stuff you just don't see everyday!
You're welcome. 😁 Testing out my "new to me" Sony RX100 camera.
Played several 1980 Jimmy Wallace Les Pauls back in 1988. I think there was one at the Pittsburgh Guitar Show last Sunday.
Junior Brown had a guit-steel, and man that guy can play the hell out of it. Back in 73 I had a 69 SG Standard and I toted it around without a case to practice, school, to gigs and it stayed in tune always. I wish I still had it. Great shows . Thanx and God bless.
13:00 is a Yamaha flying samurai, which is pretty well known for being used by Stu from king gizzard and the lizard wizard
and it's a great guitar too! I own one of the cheaper reissues (yamaha sgv-300 circa 2000s) and that bottom 2 pickup combo is actually pretty clever. One of it's knobs is a blend between the middle and bridge pickup.
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans were pretty much inseparable. It would be a shame to split the two guitars apart. That has got to be the coolest pick guard I've seen on that SG double neck. I was hoping that you couldve covered a Drifter stratocaster but I didn't see any in your video.
You took the words right out of my mouth😂
I was at the show as well. Ended up taking home a 64 sg special that was right beside those sgs at the beginning and a nice and clean 64 vibrolux reverb amp. Always a great show
Greco are great, especially in the 1976-82 period
This guy gets it
True. A guy I went to middle school with had a late 70's Greco copy of a tobacco burst Les Paul and it was played far more than the late 70's true LP Custom he had. It even had a good smell like saddle leather maybe, as weird as that sounds.
@@neilpatrickhairless We still see plenty of 70s Greco's out here at very fair prices, although I've noticed recently the prices are climbing a bit.
They just made great LP guitars. The equal or possibly better than Tokai strats (which I own).
Cheers
@trogly I'd love to see you review some EGC guitars, the company that made the acrylic and aluminum Flying V, and also makes some Travis Bean reissues.
As previously mentioned, that Lucite/Aluminum V is an Electrical Guitar Company guitar. I believe they were a limited run for Brent Hinds. As a huge fan of aluminum instruments, I'd love to see Trogly review a EGC or Travis Bean!!! I have one on custom order that I can't wait for. Cheers!
They'll also make you basically whatever you want guitar wise out of Aluminum for like $3-8k. They are awesome.
Trogly's in the HOUSE!!!
WOOOHOOO oah ya
Imagine being the clumsy fella and knocking a guitar over so all those rows of guitars fall over like dominoes. Would you leave Texas in one piece, or with a neck break?
Stu Hamms signature fender bass also had a j/p/j pickup configuration
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Indeed
Not usually a fan of double neck guitars, but that fender korina double neck strat was nice. And the camo explorer with three p90s looked fun. Lots of cool guitars 👍 I miss Texas
The korina double neck Fender is jaw dropping to Guitar geeks as myself. A real rare instrument.
The maple top LP style guitar beside the goldtop Les Paul at 15:51 is a Wolf Les Paul. Wolf guitars are sold by AIO (All in One) guitars. They are made in Asia and setup at the AIO shop in Hollywood. I own several of these and they are fantastic guitars!!! GuitarMax has reviewed several AIO/Wolf guitars.
I'm friends with Jimmy Wallace. He is part of our guitar guild and we meet at his shop in Garland. Great guy to know.
Yep, he's a sweetheart. Bought two from him.
That’s a Hondo II professional series. They made many different models that were tributes to famous guitars. They are pretty good, but definitely vary sample to sample. You want to play it before you buy it. If it looks like someone played it bunch though, I tend to think it was a nice guitar at some point. Memphis is another brand where you will find some gems among them if you try enough of them.
Hondo was a brand made by an early iteration of Samick in Korea. Back in the 1970s, they were the rock-bottom budget guitars for us teenagers. Before the lucky kids of today had Squier and Asian Epiphones.
Greco made have made “fakes” but most of those fakes can still beat Gibson of that era and some of their modern products!!
"Naked lady Renaissance guitar" cracked me up 😄
The orange LP guitar @ 15:40 is a *Wolf WLP 750T* , which come out of the All In One Guitar store. They're really of excellent value; only about $450-500 new!
The vendor wanted $900 (!!!) for this one ... said it was "fine tuned" ... kind of a sketchy vendor. I saw another one at the same show for $350.
@@zbillster Fine tuned, eh? AIO is known for doing a custom setup on each guitar before they ship it, so sketchy is definitely a kind way of putting it.
I live about 2 miles from Guitar Maniacs. Very cool store. Years ago ... I passed up a deal on lawsuit era Ibanez copies. An Eplorer, Flying 'V' and Moderne for $1000. I did say, years ago.
Sounds like this was Arlington Tx. Born and raised
I liked that Ace Frehley Greco "Less" Paul. Looked pretty good for a copy. The transparent V was interesting too.
9:45 The Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli
The Hello Kitty Strat is the guitar I regret not buying lol.
15:42 That's a $450 MSRP Wolf MIC guitar that the vendor wanted $900 (!!!) for. Said it was fine-tuned or whatever. That dealer seemed kinda sketch. He doesn't have a brick-n-mortar shop or anything.
I never knew Hondo had made an LP style guitar. I have a Hondo Deluxe Explorer 780 series in natural finish. It was a Christmas present in 1980.
Craziest double neck I ever saw: 12 string, and baritone. It was a one off custom built to look like a Danelectro. Nils Lofgren from Wilco owns it, he found it in a pawn shop, happened to know the maker, and called to ask about the guitar, the maker was upset, because that particular guitar was a custom order for someone and he couldn’t believe the guy sold it! Ouch.
Light maple necks. If I wanted something darker I'd choose a different wood.
The GreTco was hilarious.
Troglo is NOT In the HOUSE!
Eric Ernest always brings cool stuff to guitar shows! I don't think anyone's dealt with original Gretsch White Penguins than him. I love the story behind the Van Halen guitar he got a while back!
I like that 3 pickup Jimmy Wallace bass. Got a full jazz and p bass in one. Best of both worlds.
Greco got phased out and now you only see Ibanez, but Greco and Ibanez we’re interchangeable at the end of the 70s. I have an Ibanez musician. My friend has the exact same guitar but it’s a Greco musician.
The pointy pink Jackson is a modern SL4X. I have the orange version.
01:41 I really liked that black Jimmy Wallace. Nice thin neck (yeah, I like 'em thin). He has them made under license by Gibson by a guy in Colorado.
The cracks at each fret on the binding is not checking . The fingerboard shrinks so the frets stick out causing cracks. Checking happens when you take a cold guitar out of your trunk and open it in a warm area. The finish expands and contracts at a different rate then the wood so it starts checking. Over time it gets worse. I opened a 56 reissue Strat that was cold and watched the finish crackle. The next day it was gone but it will keep doing that if you are not careful.
I got my 58 and 62 les Paul at Jimmy Wallace a while ago!! Texas gang 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
2:26 That's actually not that far off from the normal position of a P-Bass pickup. Just a few millimeters higher.
That Schecter is "The Birth of Venus" by Botticelli i think...😂
Ive seen that 67 Flying V before, the store is about 15 minutes away from me and its called garret park guitars and that shop has everything, 53 gold tops, PRS prototypes (1 dragon 2002 and a 91 hollowbody prototypes) and a bunch of LP's, they recently sold a burst as well
Oh man, that Jazz/P bass custom combo! I want!
Moser is Neal Moser, who has built art guitars in SoCal for years. He also was the guy who fitted the Tele neck to the Strat body that was used by Jimi Hendrix at Devonshire Downs AKA Newport ‘69. Wonder what ever happened to that guitar
Neal Moser worked for early B.C. Rich and came up with some of their iconic designs.
Player Grade Vintage has said he thinks some of those grecos are closer in construction to a 59 than any of the 90’s custom shop stuff
18:25 That's a Mosrite "The Ventures" guitar, not Adventures 😂
Jimmy is a personal friend of mine and I have bought many guitars from him at the Philly guitar show. Hope to see him there next week. True gentleman
Man 54’ LP custom is my dream custom
Brent Hinds came to mind when I saw the lucite V.
my 2003 LPS has the same kinda top as that jimmy wallace LP. I've not seen many like it!
can you review one of jason richardsons cutlass guitar plz.
Ace Freley's 3 pickup sunburst was originally a Greco until Gibson started pushing him to use Gibson.
That Clear V is an EGC Brent Hinds signature from Electrical Guitar Company.
The acrylic Flying V is an EGC guitar. They do in fact make the new Travis Bean models!
15:40 is the AIO Wolf LP style guitar. Fantastic for the price.
Indeed. I first saw them on GuitarMAX's channel. They're really super-ornate looking guitars.
@@rindred Yup that's where I first saw them to. Ended up purchasing one and they're fantastic. At least the one I got was.
That vendor wanted $900 (!!!) for it. Said it was "fine tuned." Uh-huh.
Hey Trogly, as a guy who pretty much only buys Japanese guitars I want to say thanks for calling them “Fake”. That negative connotation is keeping the prices down. That Greco is most likely (would need the serial number and other info to be sure) made by Fujigen who are universally lauded. I mean Gibson contracted them to make the Orville by Gibsons.
then don't buy them
@@JohnMastrangelo what the hell are you talking about? Don’t buy which guitars? I am not so sure about your grasp of the english language.
Oh wow the pick guard on the clear Flying V reminds me of the awful 1970s paneling in my mother’s house
Trog, I’m going to send you some cool pics as soon as we can have our guitar show here in upstate South Carolina. I got some old ones as it is if you want them.
I've owned multiple Greco's and is a huge fan of old Japanese guitars in general, and I have never seen a Greco Gretsch-copy but a google search yeah they seem to be made in the late 80s at the very very end of what I would call the golden era of Japanese guitars.
The one for sale at this show has a swapped out bridge and bigsby, originally it was just an unbranded licenced(or unlicenced even?) bigsby, it does have tortoise bindings which is nice. Love they kept the goofy vinyl drumskin on the back to cover the backplate. But yeah I wouldn't pay near those prices for it.
I swapped my 2020 epiphone to a greco lespaul lawsuit ....perfect guitar
The LP style guitar in the left at 15:39 with the abalone inlays may be a Wolf brand guitar. Sold by All In One Guitars from Los Angeles.
I have one of these in black cherry burst. Very well made. Cost is around $450 new.
Guitar MAX does reviews and demos of these.
70’s Greco’s rivalled Gibson for craftsmanship.
Hey Trogley, those western acoustic guitars are from Roy Rogers and Dale Evans , very popular western singers and TV shows from the 50s & 60s. Enjoy man
I've owned Greco set neck Les Paul copies from the late 70s and they're awesome. I like that 3 pup Ace, I'd buy it.
Man, I miss living in the DFW Metroplex.
The scalloped guitar at 11.55 is a Tokai, from the mid 80's and Japanese. I have one, but with 2 pickups, they are Lawrence White pickups.
Found it listed on ebay: Tokai 44 Magnum.
I grew up in dallas, the arlington show is so much fun.
my dude really just called boticelli's venus "naked lady renaissance style"
The guitar at 15:30, if I remember the story told by the vendor, is a brand where they do the rough work in Asia (Singapore?) and ship them for finishing in Los Angeles. Looked like a very high class guitar for about $800.
Soo dope I watch daily.. beautiful les Paul’s thanks for the pictures texas
You're welcome. 😁
did you run into Norm at the show? He bought a bunch of guitars
I did run into Norm. If you watch his video unloading, he also bought a Schwinn Sting Ray someone was selling. He always hits the Texas shows. He chased me down once but his face fell when he read the "Orville" on the headstock of the Black Beauty I was holding. 😁
@@zbillster I did see that bike in the truck, I thought it was in case they run out of gas. LOL have a good one and I do enjoy yer videos
@@muskymike1885 Oh, I'm not Trogly ... just the photographer for this video. 😁
Moser Guitars, that is Neil Moser's brand. He was with BC Rich for a long time, designed the Rich Bich. Makes nice instruments.
trogly should review a burny or a greco les paul!
The orange guitar at 10.47 is a 1983 Ibanez Roadstar II
It's a Tokai 44 Magnum. Found it currently listed on ebay.
acrylic V shaped guitar is from Electrical Guitar Company
I just went to the LA amigo guitar show.
Got to play a 54' strat selling for $50,000.
Also a bunch of other stuff, like some really old Gretsch guitars, that were decently priced.
The two Grecos I've played were actually really good 🤷 not super high tier but for sure high end Epiphone level.
Greetings and well wishes from Utah man!
In the late 70s I had a 78 and a 79 Hondo Les Pauls..... one cherry burst, and one tobacco burst... they were made in Japan, and both had factory Dimarzio pickups.... great players. They also both had Les Paul custom style necks, and headstocks. Just sold the cherry burst couple years ago when someone offered me some rediculus money for it.
Is that 335 at 17:00 a 62 - headstock inlay is below the A and B tuners. Looks more like a late 66 - hard to tell - knobs are reflector so pre late 66. Nickel pickup covers - there was some mixing of nickel and chrome until 66. Bit of a head scratcher actually - seems to have full Mickey Mouse ears but that did happen in 66 for some reason - saw a 345 1966 with full MM ears.
That bass was cool Trogly. Good Job!
That flying v with rosewood pickguard at 10:31 also appears to have an aluminum neck and fretboard.
LOVE my greco SG basses
11:12 That's a Tokai
I always wanted to see and play a steinberger with a Trans them bridge.
Have you done a traditional lately? They suck that bad?
12:13 That's a different Dakota's guitar shop methinks in California, not Arizona. Unless they moved or have two locations?
He’s a buddy of mine, recently moved to Arizona
@@AndrewAmado Don't blame him. 😁
The weirdest thing is the double neck guitar/mandolin - in my 52 years of mandolin-domra experience, this is the first time I've seen a 6-string variant?!
Hello Kitty with her 24" is really cute😁
2:20 you mean harmony?