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Old April 17th, 2006
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My stuff

Ok, here's mine
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L-R Squier acoustic, need to lower the action and maybe restring
Gibson SG copy
Squier Strat 10 yr old and finally getting used!
Marshal MG30DFX with Zoom 3030 pedals ( must give them back one day )
Epiphone BB King - Beautiful, must learn to use her
Squier Mini Bullet, my 7yr Olds
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Thanks everyone, wish I could play the rest as well as the SG (for those who don't know - http://www.guitarherogame.com/ ), I'm just a big kid, though it has got my son interested in playing his proper guitar, so worth the money.
I'm trying to convince Mrs Me to let me spend my payrise on an Epi Les Paul (preferably the Skynyrd one).
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Oh I love the color! Very nice!


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