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PM answered. But sadly already on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=151229632106&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

Thanks for the kind words mates. Yeah, I know that my asking price is rather low, tried to price it to sell since needs must and so on and we all know how the market is... @jesuswasapunk: PM answered!

I really hate to let this one go, but I need to raise some funds. I bought this guitar in 2009 from Hisashi, built in 2008, specs are like today's LS260, but with fret edge binding and Orange drop condensers. It is a fantastic guitar, that has been played but the overall condition is near mint...

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still available...

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Still available 8)

Hi Jimi, I have bought this Love Rock Custom model from Japan three years ago and might be willing to sell it if the price is right. I don't have any pictures of it currently so this link will take you to Hisashi's site and the orginal pictures I based my purchase decision on. If you're...

Still available :)

Thanks, wulfman :) And time for a bump.

Haven't posted here since quite some time, so hello again! Unfortunately times are a bit tough, so I need to sell some gear. Up for sale is this beautiful Burny RLG-50 in cherry sunburst. It has a two piece mahogany back and a solid plain maple top and is a great playing Lester. Weight is...

It's propably just a typo and he meant to say 320 :wink:

Hard to tell from these pics. It's definately an 81 FLG, worst case it's a FLG-90 and if it really is a two piece back and a veneer top that's what it is. I'd ask the seller for a pic of the maple top in the pickup cavities. If the top is solid I'd think it would be an FLG-150, the difference...

Saw that one too... And yeah, I know it's only cosmetic too, but fretedge binding is sexy :) I don't quite understand why they made it an option even on the top model.

Thanks Diodibuh :) Ochay, basically it says that it is a LS150 from 1984, single piece back, two-piece solid flame top. Pickups have been changed to Gibson Burstbuckers and a prevous owner payed some luthier to do the "shaping" to the back of the body. The seller states that the shaping was...

Yes and no, I'd say. It certainly is a great guitar and for a higher end love rock it's rather cheap, but the "shaping" :cry: It significantly devalues the guitar and propably is the reason why noone is bidding on it (the guitar is already relisted). It still could be a great player of...

I understand your frustration, but please don't post this in multiple subforums, you already did the same on japanaxe as I just saw, and now I come here and see you've already started the same thread 3 times again :roll: That's just bad netiquette imho, and won't help your problem either. Niko

Looks like a 1978 FLC-100 to me. See here, page 16 in the 1978 Vol.1 catalog. I am pretty sure that the 80ies Burnys were build at Fujigen, but it's possible that in the 70ies some were built at Matsumoku.

Thanks for your approval. Mark :D :wink: Of course I have looked at your FLG-90 extensively before I bought her. There aren't many pictures of the FLG Burnys from this period available online. Also goes to show what a difference light makes: In the original auction the guitar looked much...