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Yeah... it hides... so nobody knows if it's really there or not. That alone makes it hard to manufacture a Truer Than True Historic - because nobody can tell if the hide glue was actually present on the original 59s... or whether the glue hid itself in another part of the Kalamazoo facility for the entire 58 to 60 period.
Oh well. As you wish.
check out this link Damian - if it helps
It seemed like the video inferred that there was something "funny" about it. I'm not sure I see the joke.
"You swan around like a high roller this deep in debt, you've got some brass nuts, Henry..."
"...brass high roller nuts you say? The 2018 range is shaping up already..."
My issue with Gibson is this constant hype of last years R9 was okay, this years will be better, but you wait until next year and we might nail it - A good guitar is a good guitar , whilst a bad guitar is a bad and we probably all go along with that - Almost as though Henry is trying to create some form of Historic obsolescence, by making out a 2012 model is poor and 2011 is worse - My Tom Murphy R7 is now years old but I love it and not found a reason yet to change it - I've seen some very very nice True Historics, but I also seen some very nice non True Historics regarding looks, feel and tone - And we all know, that regardless of how nice a True Historic is, the fact is that it is not TRUE, with Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard probably the biggest absentee - But that is very unlikely to happen now
To a large degree all R9's (Historic Replicas) have inaccuracies regarding the pure exact details that certain players require - And I know they have now created more accurate details than in the past, but I don't agree a certain glue or plastic will improve how mine plays or feels compared to a 2012, 2015 or 2017 of a similar model - One component alone does not make it a killer guitar, it is the overall ethos including wood etc that makes it enjoyable to buy, play and own
The biggest point for me is the fret scale has always been wrong to the 50's stuff
They will never be right, I don't care if it's same, worse or better, it's not bloody correct so stop all the historic bollocks please, Henry you're a very deluded man or a con artist
(formerly customkits)
Year after that... True Historics reissue.
When they re-issue Henry VIIIs lute with a special sunburst made from his wives' blood, now THAT'S historic!