Alnus Rubra
Loving nature’s wonders
Whatever you do, never take off your tremolo cover!!!
Nothing wrong with a little man-scaping!
Whatever you do, never take off your tremolo cover!!!
I've got a Mira that's been through the ringer.......
I think you mean "mint relic"Naw, I'd say that was in "excellent" condition.
So, I'm selling a Nash T-master that was relived by Nash. The cool thing is that I can list it as dead mint, regardless of any damage!I think you mean "mint relic"
Fixed it for you.I've got a Mira that's been through the wood chipper.......
Pretty close!Fixed it for you.
I mentioned the different finishes being an aspect in my post earlier. My 53/10 ltd has a thin nitro finish and is now 10 years old. It's only getting normal home use but the wear is starting to show. It will look like a nicely aged vintage guitar in another 20 years or soAre we going to ignore the finish used in different guitars? I’ve seen a couple of very old strats that look almost new. That thick plastic poly finish do not age well. Induced relic is a different story, though. My guess is that in a few year we’ll see some nice natural aging now that PRS is using nitro on core guitars.