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Wow! check out this Ventures video!

Postby Bigwave » Thu Apr 21, 2011 8:05 pm

Pretty cool Ventures video! They are playing Guyatone Sharp 5 guitars which were specially made for them. In 1984 when the Ventures toured Japan, Nagasaka presented them with a set of four of these suped-up Guyatone LG-1200s, complete with The Ventures logo on the pickguard. :D :D :D :D This info was posted about the video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qp-veC168A&feature=youtu.be

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Re: Wow! check out this Ventures video!

Postby dorkrockrecords » Thu Apr 21, 2011 9:07 pm

Hey man, if you're gonna quote me how about some credit? ;)
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Re: Wow! check out this Ventures video!

Postby MWaldorf » Thu Apr 21, 2011 11:21 pm

Adam, that's one wild guitar! To be clear, this is one of the 80s models, right? What does the mini switch by the input jack do?
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Re: Wow! check out this Ventures video!

Postby Bigwave » Fri Apr 22, 2011 6:22 am

:shock: Hey thats you??? Great looking guitar, and cool history to the 1980's version of the sharp 5. I always love the shape and look of the sharp 5. Looks to be a very well made premium guitar, and a improvement over the 1960's version. (better tuners, set neck etc). Trem appears a little different as well from the older version. Hope to get one someday.
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1966 Ventures Mk I (My Fav!)
1968 Kustom K200
1977 Les Paul Std
1982 Explorer CMT E2
1982 Gibson V2
1987 Stratocaster
1966 Guyatone Sharp 5
1967 Teisco Vegas 40
1968 Greco Shrike
1968 Norma EG400
1969 Firstman Sharkfin
1969 Guyatone LG250T

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Re: Wow! check out this Ventures video!

Postby dorkrockrecords » Mon Apr 25, 2011 5:58 am

MWaldorf wrote:Adam, that's one wild guitar! To be clear, this is one of the 80s models, right? What does the mini switch by the input jack do?

Thanks, Mel! 1982 all the way. This guitar requires two 3-way switches to get all 7 possible pickup combinations. And for those of you doing the math, yes, that means that three out of the nine switch permutations are the same.

Adam


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