Ro S wrote:Not all Alden guitars are ugly.
I have an Alden in a Vox 1960s 'teardrop' body shape and headstock. Vox style pick-ups. It is hollow bodied with a single f hole. Sunburst finish with binding. Nice.
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This is the Alden VOXdezb1 wrote:Ro S wrote:Not all Alden guitars are ugly.
I have an Alden in a Vox 1960s 'teardrop' body shape and headstock. Vox style pick-ups. It is hollow bodied with a single f hole. Sunburst finish with binding. Nice.

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get him to put his pin on the back first before he hands it over Timbenecol wrote:Do you want me to look after your bank card for you? I think it might be for the best...
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I haven't gotten it yet. I bought it on Ebay yesterday.Rox wrote:Looks sweet . Does it play up to par or is it all bling ?


The place I bought it from has one like this also(but no pickguard). It is $539 with a hardshell case and free shipping.
The one in this vid has a new PG,stoptail and knobs but the rest is stock.
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Where did you by yours?Rox wrote:I actually talked to that guy when I was hunting for my Quadrastar . Want to say his name was Marco ( I'm prolly wrong ). Nice guy . He was telling me them and the Disc copies fly out their store . Hand carved abalone and aluminum discs ( though the discs are not as detailed as the real deal but who cares ) .
As for the set ups from the factory ? I doubt it . My Quadrastar needed some fret work and a set up . It was playable but buzzed in a few spots but after a set up plays great . Out of my 7 guitars I tend to play the Quadrastar ( The Quirkstar ) the most . The sound(s)( they say 75 different but it's more like 30 or 40 ) is just very distinct . Not getting all HarmonyCentralist on you but I'm surprised a higher end company like Fender or Schecter ( I think they're good ) hasn't made a frankenstein pawnshop guitar like it . Schecter had the Ultra 3 but that's a different animal. Plus I think Schecter even discontinued that as well.

http://www.aldenguitarsales.com/
It's basically 2 guys out of the Cape Cod area . I dealt with George mostly . Pretty decent guy . Bought it on a Tuesday and had it Thursday . Here's mine ( excuse the "jammin, in my jammies " pic ). That white thingy around the QTX switch is just paper . I just took mine out .

It's basically 2 guys out of the Cape Cod area . I dealt with George mostly . Pretty decent guy . Bought it on a Tuesday and had it Thursday . Here's mine ( excuse the "jammin, in my jammies " pic ). That white thingy around the QTX switch is just paper . I just took mine out .

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Noice! You bought it from them directly? How much? What do all the switches and knob do? 75 sounds?Rox wrote:http://www.aldenguitarsales.com/
It's basically 2 guys out of the Cape Cod area . I dealt with George mostly . Pretty decent guy . Bought it on a Tuesday and had it Thursday . Here's mine ( excuse the "jammin, in my jammies " pic ). That white thingy around the QTX switch is just paper . I just took mine out .

My friend on another forum owns these.


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I don't remember the full details, but the older brother of one of my colleagues has a friend, an University professor, who was a friend of Tony Zemaitis When a guitar didn't turn out perfect Zemaitis would often give it to him. So he has a stack of imperfect Zemaitis guitars in cases, chained together, in his garage. That's the story, anyway.
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The neck on mine is really nice, has sort of a medium profile. Those TV Cruisers look awesome!24HRS2MDNT wrote:How's the neck on the Alden? AMS cancelled my order for the goldtop re-issue so I've been looking at the metal disc version. Wonder if I could etch it into more detail myself.
$549 Alden and $2695 Zemaitis by Greco(Japan).


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