Washburn USA Chicago Customs!

[Ascension]

Anybody else over here into these??
I'm really into these guitars mostly the Grover Jackson era MG series guitars.
Here are some of my USA Washies
The 2000 NAMM booth USA Washburn STEALTH SN 002



1993 MG 104

1995 MG 100 PRO

1995 MG 122 ARTIST

1995 MG 102 PRO

1995 MG 120 ARTIST

1994 Prototype

1999 WM-4

[bek]

I have a Laredo, but it's not much like those. Great Tele, though.

[Ascension]

I have a Laredo, but it's not much like those. Great Tele, though.

Yup those are killers: . I almost bought a blue sparkle rosewood board one off Laredo with 3 singles still regret letting that one get by me!

[bek]

Yeah, it's very cool, they're routed for 3 singles from the factory. Mine's all-natural, ash/maple. Thinking of selling, sometimes. Best Tele I ever played, though.

[Kazz]

Your dime is great....that bursted X (i think it is an x at least) is fire hot.

I would love to be able to afford a boogie street Dime Rebel.

[Ascension]

Your dime is great....that bursted X (i think it is an x at least) is fire hot.

I would love to be able to afford a boogie street Dime Rebel.

Thanks the 3-ST I have is actually the second Stealth built and this guitar was the one Dime played at the 2000 NAMM show for the introduction of the Stealths.
The Burst guitars are the MG series that Grover Jackson designed and had built while he was running the Washburn Chicago Custom shop from 91-97. The one with the Strat style trem is a handbuilt one off that was the prototype for the 122 Artist. The finish on that guitar is a jaw dropper under stage lights and is MUCH different than the finish on the production guitars.
The Boogie Street Rebels are cool. I just missed a shot at one of the 5 REAL Rebel Dime-3's. The dealer I bought the 3-ST from bought 4 dimes from the 2000 Washburn NAMM booth and put them up in the back room. The guy who was into Dime and these guitars passed away in November and they dumped um all. The other 3 had just sold when I found the 3-ST : . One guy the other 3 (Flag 3 Dimebolt 3 Diamond plate Stealth) but the guys at the dealer had flat forgotten about having the 3-ST in the back. I bought it as a NOS in January of 08. The honey burst 93 MG 104 I also found in 06 as a NOS guitar : !!

[bigoldron]

I've said it before and I'll say it again, you've got one SWEET collection there! Lots of lust and envy to go around. Good to hear from you Richard! How've you been?

[Ascension]

I've said it before and I'll say it again, you've got one SWEET collection there! Lots of lust and envy to go around. Good to hear from you Richard! How've you been?

Hanging in there Ron.
I lost my PC op system back in Feb due to a political cyber attack and wound up just buying a new Vista 64 machine. I had lost this BBS addy and it was only when I got the email notice on the new logo I found yall again: !

[bigoldron]

Hanging in there Ron.
I lost my PC op system back in Feb due to a political cyber attack and wound up just buying a new Vista 64 machine. I had lost this BBS addy and it was only when I got the email notice on the new logo I found yall again: !

Glad you're back! How's the Vista working out? We're still not using it at school. (Not as long as I can help it anyway... ) Waiting on Win 7.

Wanted to tell you that we started an adult praise band at church. We debuted Sunday night was a week ago and played again this past Sunday. So far, we've gotten a really good response, other than maybe a little too loud. Our drummer's playing a "real" drum set - not electronic ones - and we need to get him a plexi shield. At that point, we should be sounding really good without overpowering anybody.

The kids (youth band) and I are also still going. A lot of turnover, seems like. About time I get one trained for a particular instrument, he/she leaves. Oh well, that's kids...