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MIJvintage
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villager
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you are bad..heh..
but on re-reading I agree ..edited ..
sorry DNS, didnt mean to sound so rude,
rich, you got your 1000 yet?...
have a look at the markers...
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MIJvintage
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| Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 5:46 am Post subject: |
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| villager wrote: | you are bad..heh..
but on re-reading I agree ..edited ..
sorry DNS, didnt mean to sound so rude,
rich, you got your 1000 yet?...
have a look at the markers...
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I have been tracking the 1980 EGF-1000 on the Japan Post link & it should be here today, while I'm at work.
Will have to pick it up this afternoon
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villager
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| Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 5:50 am Post subject: |
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i will be interested to see if you like the neck, assuming its a fat one,
and the dimarzio's...
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DNS
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| Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 11:45 am Post subject: |
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| villager wrote: | I actually have 4 EGF-1200's at the moment, 2 are not pictured
that makes 10 EGF's to look at..
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What i mean is you should't have to compare if you know what to look for.
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all have red and blue in the colour spectrum but the 2 you mention look very different...still not 100% convinced what they are....but if I had to bet I would bet acrylic...but all the other acrylic , all the OBG and majority tokai, have no red or blue tinges at all...thats whats puzzling me...
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They are acrylic no doubt (from the close up you sent)
The thing about acrylic is that no batch looks like another. G*bson for instance have had big problems to get it right on their reissues.
I would say that the acrylic of my Super, pictured above, is som of the nicest I've seen, only the pattern is the give away from MOP.
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so my apologies, ..I actually looked at the wrong superreal 1200..
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Well..that's a nice problem..
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I am ashamed...
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A couple of hours moore and then you can let it go.. 
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your neck has a superreal logo, and looks like acrylic markers, so therefore its certain that some superreal necks had acrylic markers in them, |
Oh, my Super is acrylic and together whith yours two makes it three acrylic Super Reals so far.
I just wonder where they all are. They probably changed it some time in 1981 but you rarley see 1981 model EGF at all. Does people hold on to the braz/acrylic combo because of better accuracy inspite of the MOP being "better" material. Have you had many 1981 models in the past Mark or are the 1980 model more common? |
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villager
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DNS
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| Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 1:23 pm Post subject: |
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| Ok, nothing on that. |
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20 century boy
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| Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2008 11:38 pm Post subject: |
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I DOn't know much of the reason but many MIJ guitars before 80 have MOP markers. Expensive ones like my Burny dove BD-80 but also unexpensive ones like Matsumoku epiphone accoustics, or my Greco EG-550C from 1975. My Burny dove is from 78 but I4 tried others from 1980 and if I remeber well, they were acrilycs markers.
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japanstrat
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| I have a very early December 1979 Super Real EG5000 which at 50,000 Yen is pretty low end. It has real MOP fret markers. My low end Super Real has a surprising amount of features in common with the higher end Super Reals like fret edge binding, MOP markers etc. The main differences are that I have a 3 piece Maple top and a poly finish and this is where they brought the cost down. The 1979/1980 Grecos that are lower than the EG500 like the EG450 and EG480 are different. So the early Super Real 1979/1980 EG500 and above models have a lot of features in common. |
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