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    Default Want to buy Jimi Hendrix' Favourite Guitar?

    Well, here is your chance!

    http://www.gizmag.com/jimi-hendrix-f...or-sale/16966/

    Hendrix favorite guitar was this vintage Epiphone FT79 and was “used for almost everything he composed" whilst he was in the United States. Given to a friend just before he died, it was subsequently on numerous recordings and film soundtracks including those by Dusty Springfield, Walker Brothers, Blue Mink, Paul McCartney and on David Bowie’s Diamond Dogs.
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    [sarcasm = on] Quick! Someone buy this thing before Henry J. buys it, puts a Gibson headstock on it, loads it down with onboard effects and Bluetooth, declares it's "just what Jimi would have wanted," calls it revolutionary, and sells production copies at $10,000.00 a pop.

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    That is a cool piece of rock n' roll history. I hope a private person buys it, and plays it. Regularly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Katastrophe
    [sarcasm = on] Quick! Someone buy this thing before Henry J. buys it, puts a Gibson headstock on it, loads it down with onboard effects and Bluetooth, declares it's "just what Jimi would have wanted," calls it revolutionary, and sells production copies at $10,000.00 a pop.

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    That is a cool piece of rock n' roll history. I hope a private person buys it, and plays it. Regularly.
    LMAO
    ...but who knows...Jimi was a huge science fiction fan who adored and embraced every new technology.
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    I like his strat better.
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    Ahhhh! Not too loud or we'll soon see "Inspired by Jimi Hendrix vintage Epiphone FT79".
    They did it not too long ago with the Inspired By John Lennon Casino.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiteman
    I like his strat better.
    About 30 years ago the local guitar shop, Rockin' Robin, had a white strat in a display case up on the wall that was Hendrix's. If they still have it today, it must be locked away. I can't imagine the worth of an authentic Hendrix Strat!
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