Re: Help identifying an old washburn electric
The neck looks like a Jackson to me - inlays and headstock are consistent. Could have been a Frankenstein guitar with a replaced neck and a Washburn decal on the headstock? The logo is usually...
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Having had a look around on google I'd say it was actually a Charvel, some or other form of San Dimas model. The body shape, neck, and switches all fit the spec...
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What is this? Identification question
Came across this guitar, wondering if someone can tell what it is? Made in USA or an import?[img width=600 height=410]http://images.craigslist.org/00n0n_k3QqNP...
View ArticleAntique guitar book for Washburns. 4 sale, on eBay.
Don't know if this is worth it or not. Tom. :)Or what they cost at the mall. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=360828231823&ssPageName=ADME:B:WNA:US:3160
View ArticleRe: Bantam Headless, interesting price
Unreal For those that are not familiar with this item......It's not a proto-type....it's a WB-64 Black 6 string headless guitar (production for these started in 1983). One in mint condition might go...
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Jim, If you blow the pic up you can see all 6 tuners. I agree, looks like a repaint. I like the receipt for documentation. Just payed in full for what??? But my favorite part of the ad: "Would...
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lone wolf....what's more amazing is that someone with a lot of money and little or no knowledge of Washburn instruments might buy it!see my reply in :...
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This is what scares me about looking in the guitar stores for a USA model. If I find one, I will lay it away, and take detailed pics, and come back here and ask. I am glad I read the post a few...
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Jim,, Sad but true. Especially since that same someone probably wouldn't step up for a truly rare Washburn, without the hype.
View ArticleWashburn Need help finding info
I have a Washburn guitar I would like some info on if available and what it would be worth.. The wooden plaque inside the guitar says George Washburn "Golden Harvest" Serial No. 92993 I have searched...
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See the following and scroll down to a little beyond the middle of the page for the D-90 SW Golden Harvest:The caption is incorrect...it should read " manufactured 1984-86 and again in...
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Great guitars by chance are you looking to sell it, I may know someone who could be interested in it. ship
View ArticleRe: What is this? Identification question
Made in USA. Model LS-103, most likely 1992 or 1993 (check first two digits of the serial number stamped in the back of the headstock).
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Re: Washburn Need help finding info
No they are from the Yamaki family Dougly, I sure wish I hadn't sold my D-68SW what a great sound it had as god as any Martin guitar I have ever played. ship
View Article1993 Washburn DC-80
Here is a pic of my 1993 Washburn DC-80...I found this in a pawn shop last year and it's in dead mint condition![img width=700 height...
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Very nice. I've only seen one of the Stephens extended cutaway series before. It was at an open mic many years ago. Sounded really good. The whole series have a rep for neck joint problems. Has...
View ArticleRe: 1993 Washburn DC-80
The neck joint is fine on this one. I, too, have heard that some of them has neck joint/neck angle problems.
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Nice line of guitars those Yamaki builts, although IMHO the best sounding Washburn Harvests were the 1995 Korean built D42SW's....
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