812 GUITARS

If you can imagine a straight line running up/down you can see how badly bent this bridge has gotten. That's well over a year of ignoring bridge lift. I'm gonna steam this guy and try to straighten him out.

But Chris, why don't you just order a new one? Well Taylor hasn't made a rear loading bridge (no pins) since the mid 90s.

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Fender guys realizing that Fender let them down.

During one of his performances, Bruce Springsteen, according to his established habit, threw his guitar behind him expecting someone from the crew to accept it. However, this time the plan did not go as he imagined, because no one was ready to meet her. Although the situation lasted only a few seconds, it is precisely these spontaneous moments that remind why the audience loves Bruce Springsteen so much - even after decades on stage, he remains authentic, relaxed and honest enough to laugh at his own mistakes.

Wow! When's the last time you saw one of these???

Wow, those are some nasty chatter marks. Looks like this guy got banged around in its gig bag.

Lol!!!

A vintage Ovation preamp from a 70s acoustic guitar. This is 55 years old and after a little cleaning it fired right up!

In 10,000 years when the next people are digging for artifacts it'll be Ovation preamps, Nokia phones, and the Epstein files that will remain. Hahahahahhaha

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Homemade chocolate ice cream. This didn't last long.

That one do*****ag that says he plays tube amps and can't lift one.

Pete Kegsbreath talks about “lethality” every chance he gets. So when I saw him training with soldiers at Guantánamo, I expected something impressive. Instead, I saw form that would get corrected in the first five minutes at most gyms. For a guy whose entire brand is warrior culture and tough guy energy, the soldiers looked combat ready. Pete looked like he was trying to survive leg day. I’ve seen plenty of women with better technique, better conditioning, and a whole lot more smoke. The lethality was nowhere to be found. #PeteHegseth #MilitaryTraining #Lethality #GymHumor #GenX

Yeah, this is gonna need a neck reset.

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It's rare to see one of these entry level Ibanez guitars now. They're like a $200 Squire. But sadly many get wrecked or become a nephew's "project". So this guy is a survivor. Not bad for something from 1996.

5uck me man! 1996 was 30 years ago! Ouch!!!

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