i emailed a collector guy a while ago about the stratotone ones (like what this here thread's about) and he said in the UK expect to pay £700 or so for one in good nick. i think that's a touch high, but who knows? i've seen them on german websites for less. that's the first i've ever seen of one of the hollow offset ones, i'd definitely poke that.
actually i was wittering on about framus guitars to a german girl the other week, she was in a band called pollyester (i think). i offended her by asking if she was french. woopsy-daisy...
Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 5:12 pm
by MaMo
stewart wrote:
actually i was wittering on about framus guitars to a german girl the other week, she was in a band called pollyester (i think). i offended her by asking if she was french. woopsy-daisy...
Why did you think she was French? Did she try to surrender a guitar to you or something? Hey-o!
Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 5:18 pm
by stewart
MaMo wrote:
stewart wrote:
actually i was wittering on about framus guitars to a german girl the other week, she was in a band called pollyester (i think). i offended her by asking if she was french. woopsy-daisy...
Why did you think she was French? Did she try to surrender a guitar to you or something? Hey-o!
BOOM BOOM!
this is her here- she was a really good bassist.
anyway, i'm dragging this thread off topic again, gnnn!!
Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 7:33 pm
by sonicboom
stewart wrote:fire engines guitar. and they rule.
Never a truer word said.
Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 10:25 pm
by Fran
Luke in the band 'The Duke Spirit' uses a Framus Jag, when i asked him about it he said it was one of the best guitars he'd used and he got a good sound with it too.
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Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 12:11 am
by stewart
if i found one for under £500 i'd be on it like a fly on shit. it's just annoying though, the sort of thing you couldn't give away 10 years ago goes for stupid money now.
