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Un jour je l'aurais!
Banal mais magnifique je trouve
J'ai celle la et je le trouve assez belle aussi
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Je poste, donc je suis
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D@d@m
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mike7
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Jla trouve vraiment tres moche moi la sg ... 
marimoaniki
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Un jour je l'aurais!
Banal mais magnifique je trouve
J'ai celle la et je le trouve assez belle aussi
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Les LAG en finition mat... Je peux vraiment pas 
Après, ouais, du classique quoi.
Après, ouais, du classique quoi.
ekerisann
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L.d.50
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T'as qu'a jouer de la guitare en calbute comme tout le monde 
C'est quand qu'on rigole?
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Yewotch !!!
Wish you had a '52 Esquire but can't afford it? This guitar is made from an unrestorable, early fifties, Champion/Student lap steel. These lap steels had basically the same parts as an Esquire but in a different format, same swamp ash used for the bodies, same pickups (sans base plate), same pots and caps. I attached a 9.5 radius, medium C, 25.5 inch scale, rock maple neck. The guitar uses all the original parts except for new pots, tuners, knobs, and brass slant compensated bridge saddles. The body can be used in the small format or with the swamp ash ring that makes it more the size of a regular guitar. You also get the Pheo pledge, "no part of this guitar has been sanded or finished unless absolutely necessary to the guitar's performance". No other custom guitar maker makes a comparable pledge.
Wish you had a '52 Esquire but can't afford it? This guitar is made from an unrestorable, early fifties, Champion/Student lap steel. These lap steels had basically the same parts as an Esquire but in a different format, same swamp ash used for the bodies, same pickups (sans base plate), same pots and caps. I attached a 9.5 radius, medium C, 25.5 inch scale, rock maple neck. The guitar uses all the original parts except for new pots, tuners, knobs, and brass slant compensated bridge saddles. The body can be used in the small format or with the swamp ash ring that makes it more the size of a regular guitar. You also get the Pheo pledge, "no part of this guitar has been sanded or finished unless absolutely necessary to the guitar's performance". No other custom guitar maker makes a comparable pledge.
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