More PP's heading to the NW
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- Larry Behm
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More PP's heading to the NW
Well a young PP player wanted to have a 2nd PP, he is really hooked. Another pro player in Washington state has the itch, we have been talking about it for several years, he scratched the itch and for Christmas well you get the story!!!
It is not in the mechanics because all other modern day guitars play much better. It is not in the "beauty" because you can not beat and old ZB. It is not in the weight because a Carter will tip the scale the other way.
2 major guitar MFGs told me their goal back in the day was to sound like a PP, I once owned the guitar from the shop of one of them. I sat in a room with a PP on one side and a %$#@ on the other listening, of the other one.
It must be the......
They are not for everyone, no one item out there is. Look at tuners, effects, amps, seats, bars, speakers etc, the list is endless and more coming everyday.
But to those few brave men and women who stike out on their own with wrenches in hand, ready to take on the world and spread the joy, I say carry on and hold your heads up proud, be a PP snob, ask not what your country can do for you but....
It is not in the mechanics because all other modern day guitars play much better. It is not in the "beauty" because you can not beat and old ZB. It is not in the weight because a Carter will tip the scale the other way.
2 major guitar MFGs told me their goal back in the day was to sound like a PP, I once owned the guitar from the shop of one of them. I sat in a room with a PP on one side and a %$#@ on the other listening, of the other one.
It must be the......
They are not for everyone, no one item out there is. Look at tuners, effects, amps, seats, bars, speakers etc, the list is endless and more coming everyday.
But to those few brave men and women who stike out on their own with wrenches in hand, ready to take on the world and spread the joy, I say carry on and hold your heads up proud, be a PP snob, ask not what your country can do for you but....
'70 D10 Black fatback Emmons PP, Hilton VP, BJS bars, Boss GE-7 for Dobro effect, Zoom MS50G, Flamma Reverb, Planet Wave cables, Quilter 202 Toneblock, Telonics 15” speaker.
Phone: 971-219-8533
Phone: 971-219-8533
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No doubting the tone of my ZB and also because I got it from Chuck McGill, God rest his soul, but my PP was a great sounding and playing steel and I miss it. I think I got rid of it was because they have such a good resale value you can always do good when selling one and at the time selling was important. Good to hear from you Duncan.
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- Larry Behm
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