PauloPanucci
It's dificult have a Red Specil living in brazil!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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mattw04
Reallyy i know quite a few people in south america with Red specials.
Just a little over 2 weeks remain to the meet up so far I have 20 people remaining, and 10 places remaining till the hall is full.
Just a little over 2 weeks remain to the meet up so far I have 20 people remaining, and 10 places remaining till the hall is full.
PauloPanucci
Man... to buy is easy,, but when the RED arrive in brazil you have to pay Fu** tax to take the red special!!!! stay very expensive... without the portage tax... it's to expensive!!!!!!...
but it's more cheap you buy in the official store than you buy an used guitar in brazil!!!!!
but it's more cheap you buy in the official store than you buy an used guitar in brazil!!!!!
mattw04
With a week to go to this years meeting, this will be the last email
before the event.
With approx 20 people attending and limited space, this is you last chance
to book a table to display, or just to attend and have a look round and
chat to others and share your views.
So far around 7 people with 4 – 5 various amps and setups will be on
display and ready for demos and trials.
The main stage is coming together, with 2 ac30’s, Drums, and a PA system.
A range of guitars will also be there, from Homemade, to Guyton.
Hot and cold drinks are available throughout the day, as well as light
snacks.
Admission is £4, no extra charge for display areas, But you must contact me
before to confirm what you are bringing, and that you would like a table.
redspecial_tk@hotmail.com
before the event.
With approx 20 people attending and limited space, this is you last chance
to book a table to display, or just to attend and have a look round and
chat to others and share your views.
So far around 7 people with 4 – 5 various amps and setups will be on
display and ready for demos and trials.
The main stage is coming together, with 2 ac30’s, Drums, and a PA system.
A range of guitars will also be there, from Homemade, to Guyton.
Hot and cold drinks are available throughout the day, as well as light
snacks.
Admission is £4, no extra charge for display areas, But you must contact me
before to confirm what you are bringing, and that you would like a table.
redspecial_tk@hotmail.com
Penetration_Guru
Amazed at the pics from the event. I must have been asleep the day Brian announced he'd had the Birch back. Why is it green?
ludwigs
It oxidised with the ?paint that was on it.. Apparently the paint reacted with the sweat etc.Everett Wood has made 2 replicas and he used gold-leaf on it. He has all the original design info and had the thing when it was in pieces. John Page gave EW all the info etc. Everett gave the guitar back to BM.Grateful....??hmm....
It was ok to play and the breaks were very apparent.As it was restored, the tuning issues were sorted etc. It was nice to play a piece of history.There was the scalloped Guyton (made for BM) That again was a delight to play. Playing through his original treble booster was also a bonus!!
Nice to have been allowed to use the historic gear.
It was ok to play and the breaks were very apparent.As it was restored, the tuning issues were sorted etc. It was nice to play a piece of history.There was the scalloped Guyton (made for BM) That again was a delight to play. Playing through his original treble booster was also a bonus!!
Nice to have been allowed to use the historic gear.
mattw04
The Event hasnt happened yet, you must be thinking of something else.
Raf
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[b]mattw04 wrote: [/b]
The Event hasnt happened yet, you must be thinking of something else.[/QUOTE]
[url=http://brian-mayniacs.com/Mark/09RSmeeting1.html]http://brian-mayniacs.com/Mark/09RSmeeting1.html[/url]
[/QUOTE]It was posted on Brian's site: [url=http://www.brianmay.com/whatsnew.html]http://www.brianmay.com/whatsnew.html[/url][/QUOTE]
[b]mattw04 wrote: [/b]
The Event hasnt happened yet, you must be thinking of something else.[/QUOTE]
[url=http://brian-mayniacs.com/Mark/09RSmeeting1.html]http://brian-mayniacs.com/Mark/09RSmeeting1.html[/url]
[/QUOTE]It was posted on Brian's site: [url=http://www.brianmay.com/whatsnew.html]http://www.brianmay.com/whatsnew.html[/url][/QUOTE]
mattw04
Nothing to do with me, mines the 8th August, southeast just outside london, this other one was done over my head, even though mine was organised back in December 2008 for the 8th August 09.
Basicly a group didnt like the success of the one i did on the 12th July 2008 so they went and did one of there own, appart from the goodies they got it wasnt very good.
Last year the other i organised I had an attendance of 35 - 40 people. Here is a link to the past meetups and information on the 8th August meeting being held in a weeks time close to London,
http://rs-onevision.50webs.com/rsmeetup.htm
Basicly a group didnt like the success of the one i did on the 12th July 2008 so they went and did one of there own, appart from the goodies they got it wasnt very good.
Last year the other i organised I had an attendance of 35 - 40 people. Here is a link to the past meetups and information on the 8th August meeting being held in a weeks time close to London,
http://rs-onevision.50webs.com/rsmeetup.htm
andreas_mercury
how many guitarists does it take to screw in a lightbulb??
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[/QUOTE]i dont know, get the drummer to do it.[/QUOTE]
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[/QUOTE]i dont know, get the drummer to do it.[/QUOTE]
mattw04
probably fall over trying to do up his shoes laces so probably never be able to do a light bulb.
City-in-the-Sun
[b]A Big Thanks to Matt[/b]
for all his hard work and everybody else involved , great day ,very interesting and a pleasure to look at peoples hard
work and dedication to the Red Special Guitar of Brian May.
Many Thanks
Anthony.
for all his hard work and everybody else involved , great day ,very interesting and a pleasure to look at peoples hard
work and dedication to the Red Special Guitar of Brian May.
Many Thanks
Anthony.