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Demoing my new Ibanez AS73
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  1. March 31st, 2011, 09:25 AM #1
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    Smile Demoing my new Ibanez AS73




    Just got it this week, threw some 12's on it and shot some video....I'm really digging it.
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    Happy NGD! Good to see some semi-love on here. Nice clean tones from the DR. Enjoy!
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    Those are sweet guitars Mark. It sounds really good too. Congrats. (yes I'm envious. I need one of those)

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    12's, huh? You HE-MAN, you!!

    Looks sweet, sounds great, Mark!
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    Great sound and playing! Love that DR for sure. HNGD!
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    This is one of the best bang for the buck guitars from Ibanez. I almost bought one, but was hunting more of an LP sound and style.
    That red is a killer!

    Wonderful playing as always, Mark.
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    Crazy playing, Mark! Suits the guitar and vice versa....nice!
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    Thanks everyone! It's actually my first 335-ish type guitar and I'm really digging it...
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    Sounds cool...and the guitar looks sweet...I never had a semi-acoustic..I'd bet it'd sound even better/mellower with some thinner strings...12s are quite sturdy! They sound a bit tough to me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by deeaa View Post
    Sounds cool...and the guitar looks sweet...I never had a semi-acoustic..I'd bet it'd sound even better/mellower with some thinner strings...12s are quite sturdy! They sound a bit tough to me.


    Thanks! I have quite a few instruments with 10' on them, though...I bought this specifically for the bigger sound...
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    Mark, that guitar sounds great. But I really like those lines that you're playing. Very nice!!

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    Thanks Jim!
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