how about Red?

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How about why red?

Red
38
45%
Blue
11
13%
Green
11
13%
Natural
25
29%
 
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Bill Lowe
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how about Red?

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I see alot of nice guitars out there. Not sure if this was done yet. Favorite colors? Pictures?

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    wow I wanted to vote

    Post by Mike Archer »

    well I wanted to vote but

    since I didnt get to I would have said red

    cause I like it!!

    Mike :D
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    ok I voted

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    ok I voted dont know how I missed it before

    it just showed me finished........
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    Unclear on the concept.
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    Post by bob Ousby »

    I read it as a vote on one's favorite "non-black" psg.
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    Post by Bill Lowe »

    It was my first time posting a poll. I didn't realize I could not edit the choices once someone voted. I still think it is a fun post that generates ideas :idea:

    Not sure where to vote for this one

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    Post by John Burton »

    I'm just a newbie with his first Pedal...a Pretty RED Stage One..so of course red steels are my favorite...
    ...but,...Wow! That Green Sho-Bud is beautiful!

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    OOPS ! Double post.
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    Post by Bent Romnes »

    I lean towards red. But it depends on the mood I'm in, the wood grain, so many things really.
    This one that I call "Red" is close to but not right on the shade I was after. I saw a ShoBud once with this colour mix and had to use the same combination in Red. Hopefully next time I make a red one, the shade will be just right. I will also use a very light stain on the natural wood. It'll bring out the grain better I think.

    Bill Lowe, your Zum is a beauty.

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    Post by Larry Baker »

    RED is the new Black. A RED MULLEN!!!
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    I love my red and gold GFI called "Redgold Beauty'.

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    Post by Bill Dobkins »

    Hey Bob T, that is a beautiful Bud you have.
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    Post by John Swindle »

    I dearly love my Mullen, but I'll be among the first to admit that its black mica just can't compare to a lacquer finish. This bunch of pictures are a great example of why lacquer costs more.
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    Williams doesn't charge more for lacquer.
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    Post by Danny Hall »

    Larry Baker wrote:RED is the new Black. A RED MULLEN!!!
    Well I think I just bought a Red MSA. For a variety of reasons really, not the least of which is that Reece almost certainly laid a hand on it, it's a natural born SD and it was cheap. Lacquer too. See it in the for sale section; offered by William Rush.

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    Bill that Red Lacquer Zum hybrid is outstanding mate - great choice !
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    RED !!!
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    Brett

    That is a very pretty red guitar you're sitting behind... :D
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    Post by Larry Jamieson »

    For sure RED! Everybody KNOWS red guitars sound better.
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    Post by David Higginbotham »

    Well, I have a Red GFI, Red BMI, and Red MSA. I must be partial to Red.

    Now if I can only get that Red CLR from Bill Ford??? :\
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    Post by Danny Hall »

    David Higginbotham wrote:Well, I have a Red GFI, Red BMI, and Red MSA. I must be partial to Red.

    Now if I can only get that Red CLR from Bill Ford??? :\
    Now if you had been a fireman instead of a MC cop you could have a red truck to drive too!!

    I like it sir. Your avatar I mean. I got a red guitar coming and I feel like a kid at Christmas with a new bike. I let my RED Road King go until summer though. Had it picked out and ready but it can wait.
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