Sunday, September 12, 2010
The other scoop
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the shape reminds me of Hercules Beetle...
looks fragile...
that's my immediate impression of it- that missing chunk there could prove crucial to durability.
i had my hands on one years ago . it was red , don't remember seeing it anywhere else in sg.
I bought a new Dana scoop w/ graphite neck in '93 and it has been a work horse. Easiest to play machine ever. I have strats and Les Pauls and they all have cracks in the finish at the neck joint. The scoop, although it looks fragile, has been played and hauled around for all these years and no cracks in the finish at neck joint. It plays and sounds like a million bucks!
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