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G'day folks

Hi, Strung out people.
I've been dropping in here for a while now but never posted anything.
Great site, thanks KL
I'm from Perth, have been fiddling with axes for 30 something years...at least...I'm sorry to say. Still don't think I can play that well but I never quit because I think guitars are just the finest creation of man.
I have a 57 reissue strat, Ricky 330/12 and a couple of acoustics, Yairi DY62, and my baby's a Maton EGB808C....crikey what a hot little gizmo that one is!
A little piece of woody heaven with a big warm sound....I get randy just talking about hur....What's with that cat bangin his head on the wall............................>>>>>>>
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Welcme Djangolad!

Looks like youv'e got some nice guitars there. You'll have to provide some pics of them for us.


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Hey there...Welcome

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Hi Djangolad. Glad you've joined in.

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