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Braqs asked:


I have around $1,000 to spend, I wanna either get a Gibson Les Paul Studio Vintage Mahogany or a Shecter Hellraiser. I like them both a lot and the Les Paul Studio is $900 and the Hellraiser is $850. The Les Paul doesn’t have a whammy bar and the Hellraiser does. If I get the Les Paul then I’ll have a brand name like Gibson, but if I get the Hellraiser I could get a better amp. Also, the Les Paul doesn’t have a finish, the Hellraiser does. I’m into classic rock like Led Zeppelin, Santana, Gun’s N’ Roses, Aerosmith, and Queen, U know, stufff like that.

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ali asked:


My Grandfather owned a music business and I have found boxes of all size vintage Sunn amp covers, all kinds of guitar picks from a lot of makers. Some Martin also. I have brochures on stratocasters, Fender Mustang and Fender Amps. Also, instructions on how to fix all kinds of different vintage guitars,amps and more. Cases of never used vinatge guitar strings and some vintage tuners. Almost everything is in original cases,boxes and are in good condition. Some excellent. I think there might be some vintage parts and fret boards also. Is there anyway to know if these things are collectible or worth much?

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djgbsbj asked:

I am thinking about the fender vintage noiseless, but im not sure if ill be able to get a good distortion. I play a wide varity of stuff. Classic rock, a little metal, folk, and classical. So im looking 4 something that i can us 4 a lot of styles. And i have to have single coil(strat). What would be good?

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