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SOLD - Maybach Cherry Lane Lester
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So I have two Maybach Lesters but I need to let one go to finance a Friedman Mini DS. Here we have the Maybach Cherry Lane '58 purchased from Gitarren Total in Switzerland. It was handpicked by them for its tone and outstanding top and cost over £2k to get it as a result.
£1400 collected from Leicester and will post at cost.
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Trades for a Mini Jubilee combo/ Mint Black Schecter Custom shop (2k guitar) with upgraded Lindy Fralin pickups?
To be honest I was not familiar with the brand until I saw yours here and very nice it looks too.
What I am struggling to get my head around is looking at their website they are two piece bodies, with a laminate veneer flame rather than solid top, so similar to 80's 90's Japanese builds or a standard les paul but with a lesser solid top.
do they sort of punch way above their weight or just way better made or sound amazing. I am interested to learn a bit more about them and where they sit in the scheme of things.
Also an idea of weight for my old shoulders ha ha
The late Mike Caswell reviewed one rather thoroughly here
No trades I'm afraid. I already have a mini Jube head myself.
Mike Casswell could make anything sound good. I depped for him on a few occasions and always felt the pressure to play well. Will miss him.
https://maybach-guitars.de/en/a-guitar/lester-series/lester-cherry-lane-58-aged
I presume they have downgraded the specification as I was always told they were solid too - as many people think such as the seller on this thread.
They hopefuly WERE solid tops at the time but they are definitely NOW listing them as laminate.
The fact that it is Maple capping on cherry is laminate anyway technically speaking but more to the point it never seems to have made a huge difference to all the laminate top semi 335 types .
There was a guitar brand (that I won't mention) that used to sell acoustic guitars as all solid, who we found were not in fact! When dealing with the EQ on a guitar we found the guitars were laminated - big name too.
In the market today there is a brand that titles its acoustic guitars "AS" with knowledge that S normally stands for "solid" and "AS" is regarded as "all solid" but again, the sides on their guitars are laminate but the AS works well in the marketing as many will presume the guitar is all solid.
In this case I just cannot believe they are laminate despite their specification on the site saying they are - it would just be too horrific for all concerned. I think you will find that since raising their attention to it they will now update their website!