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sold Flaxwood Liekki Gold Top P90's. as new and stunning. Price Drop to £1k. NOW £990 delivered
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A rare bird indeed, another beauty from my Marmite collection (The Bett Lynch Duesenberg Julia has sold). I can totally understand if this is a bridge to far for a lot of guitar lovers, give one a try and you will be surprised. Top top quality build and plays faultlessly, is a very comfortable size too. 2 x Seymour Duncan P90's sound wonderfull, locking Gotoh tuners and a Schaller LP trem.
Weighs 7lbs and 7oz
some info from Flaxwood:
What is flaxwood exactly?Flaxwood is an innovative new tone material that is created by breaking the grain structure of natural wood and injection-molding it into shape together with an acoustically sensitive binding agent.What are flaxwood's benefits compared to those of natural wood?In so many words, acoustic consistency and uniformly flawless quality. As it is rid of irregularities in composition such as the grain and knots found in traditional tonewoods, the acoustic response of flaxwood is such that it resonates with equal force in all directions, and gives an even dynamic response through a guitar's entire range. Flaxwood is also completely unaffected by changes in humidity, making it a more reliable tone material in changing conditions. Flaxwood is also an ecological alternative to wood species used in traditional instrument building that are slowly nearing extinction.How are Flaxwood guitars manufactured?Flaxwood guitars' bodies and necks are injection-molded, with the exception of the HYBRID, where the body is European Alder. The guitars are fully assembled by hand. All of the fretwork, adjusting and fine-tuning are done by hand by experienced luthiers.How does age affect a Flaxwood guitar's sound?A brand new Flaxwood plays and sounds like a vintage guitar. Flaxwood is a natural tone material that is acoustically 'open' from the outset; you won't have to wait for years for the wood to settle and be broken in to get the best tone from your instrument. The sound is open and rich, straight from the workshop. Flaxwood is also practically immune to the effects of aging.
updated with my own pics.
https://i.imgur.com/aop1Ybu.jpghttps://i.imgur.com/SC9CXy6.jpghttps://i.imgur.com/Y1I7KUA.jpghttps://i.imgur.com/4iKayAU.jpghttps://i.imgur.com/yjG8niT.jpghttps://i.imgur.com/RZbSb5D.jpghttps://i.imgur.com/vL7EdBo.jpghttps://i.imgur.com/MhNPIQD.jpghttps://i.imgur.com/EbBOzsr.jpghttps://i.imgur.com/iN0Q68X.jpghttps://i.imgur.com/63AStBM.jpghttps://i.imgur.com/6K8FykO.jpghttps://i.imgur.com/bDT7zGT.jpgI think its a 2017 made in May 2016 according to the lovely chaps at Flaxwood, has its original Flaxwood case. Cost over £1900 new
A good video here:
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A truly smashing guitar.
£1100
Price drop to £1000
Now £990 Delivered
come try it out, or I will box it up ready for the courier of your choice to collect. Also happy to meet up within 50 miles of Dunstable for a sale
Comments
Top points for the Old School Oxford Geometry set Tin in the Photo (didn't know they still exist ).........takes me back to the agony of Double Maths on a Monday morning 50 years ago !
Not my geometry set I'm afraid, I've been lazy and used the original owners pics, will get my own up asap. I hated Math's at school, the only lessons I dreaded, and suffice to say I failed my "O" level miserably.
No one I know has ever played one and to be honest neither had I until this was delivered, always wanted one and was suitably impressed with it, top drawer build and attention to detail. My finances have altered somewhat since retiring and the extra cash would be useful at present.
BUMP
The guitar fund is dangerously low unfortunately, if that changes I'll be in touch
nut width is a touch under 43mm, comparing it with a wide fat PRS, a MIJ Tokai 335 and a 2002 USA strat it is closest to the PRS but not quite as fat, definately deeper than the Strat and slightly beefier allround than the Tokai. All that said the whole feel of the neck is different, being made from Flaxwood it feels somehow more solid in the hand than wood does and has a natural satin feel to it, it is extremely nice to play in my humble opinion.
hope that all helps
your welcome to come and give it a try anytime