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Originally Posted by Audie (Post 6605819)

Cannot see the pic.

Yeah I had trouble uploading

Refresh and you should be able to see them now

Absolutely beautiful guitar. I’ll bet the sound is spectacular.

Rb

Stunning. That’s one to keep in the family.

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Originally Posted by Rogerblair (Post 6605825)

Absolutely beautiful guitar. I’ll bet the sound is spectacular.

Rb

It’s something else, just amazing

I changed the strings and hit one chord, had to call my dad to ask him if he knew how good it sounded

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Originally Posted by F_Gator (Post 6605827)

Stunning. That’s one to keep in the family.

He played a ton and still does, the guitar is as recognizable to me as he is

Almost dropped it flat on its face the first day too

Thanks for uploading these, what a pleasure to see this amazing guitar!

Simply beautiful aged Yamaha gem!! Thanks for the photos.

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Originally Posted by Wellington (Post 6605838)

Thanks for uploading these, what a pleasure to see this amazing guitar!

Thanks, it’s truly something. Dad has good taste

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Originally Posted by rumble (Post 6605855)

Simply beautiful aged Yamaha gem!! Thanks for the photos.

I did what I can so far

The back is especially hard to photograph cause it’s so reflective

These were better than the first set I took but I want better ones still

And a video of him playing it

https://imgur.com/gallery/YMxAhI9

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Originally Posted by ericlosh (Post 6605860)

And a video of him playing it

https://imgur.com/gallery/YMxAhI9

Thanks Eric for sharing your story and pictures of your Dad’s LL45! Gorgeous looking guitar! :up:

It’s a pity that the sound is not working in the video. Would love to hear how it sounded.

Wow, that guitar looks to be in incredible shape. Are those pictures recent?

I hope 30 years from now my son is expressing the same level of interest in my 56 ;-0

He’s 8 right now, so for some reason he’s not beating my door down yet to play it. Lego guitars are more his thing ;)

Lovely looking guitar.

Any sound clips?