Ingvar Ahlberg
AVForums Grandmaster
This is a topic that I have already used, this thou looking in other directions, lets ask Guy Clark to explain more:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mprD2MN5vo
What I would like You to tell about is the stuff You like, the things that You remember or never would let go of, must not be absolutely audio or video related but nice if they fit in somewhere in our world, favourite chair to sit and listen in, favourite pipe to smoke to smoke on the water?
This is in my world a very good thing, this is good stuff, also audio related but at the start of the chain.
Gibson bought Epiphone in the late 60:s and as they wanted to have Gibson as the the top brand (although many Epiphone guitars where better than similar Gibsons) they decided to move Epiphone production to Japan, one of the first pre-production runs were the Casino, played by, for instance, John Lennon, competition to Gibson ES335, and a fantastic guitar, first run only 100 guitars were made, also with a neck shape resembling Fender instead of a classic Epiphone style, two of those guitars ended up in Sweden, and this is stuff that works, still works as intended:
Ingvar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mprD2MN5vo
What I would like You to tell about is the stuff You like, the things that You remember or never would let go of, must not be absolutely audio or video related but nice if they fit in somewhere in our world, favourite chair to sit and listen in, favourite pipe to smoke to smoke on the water?
This is in my world a very good thing, this is good stuff, also audio related but at the start of the chain.
Gibson bought Epiphone in the late 60:s and as they wanted to have Gibson as the the top brand (although many Epiphone guitars where better than similar Gibsons) they decided to move Epiphone production to Japan, one of the first pre-production runs were the Casino, played by, for instance, John Lennon, competition to Gibson ES335, and a fantastic guitar, first run only 100 guitars were made, also with a neck shape resembling Fender instead of a classic Epiphone style, two of those guitars ended up in Sweden, and this is stuff that works, still works as intended:
Ingvar
