Stub Mandrel

I have the original box for an Arion SCO-1, what's that worth?

I admire your restraint...

My first choice would be me, because I've been playing them for 40 years 🙂 But I'm not an official endorsee. So my choice is Noel Redding because: His playing was an essential part of the sound of the Jimi Hendrix Experience. and I once peed in the same trough as him during the interval of one of his gigs at De Barra's Folk Club in the early 90s.

Careful Blue, you're starting to smile in that photo! 👿

I found a comments that suggest they recorded an album for Island, but they weren't happy about the lack of guitar. This is the sort of lost treasure that may have disappeared in that US fire.

Wow. That's excellent - sounds straight our of Canterbury 🙂 Did they release any albums? (Discogs tells me the drummer appeared with Darth Vader on the david Prowse and the Green Cross Kids LP...

Nice tone, but I've no idea what it is..

Gibson would like to apologise for misleading people, and explain that by 'court action' they meant were offering the Dean management team free tickets to Wimbledon.

Yes. I'll assume 'remind' means I've made a hash of it, but it's just about recognisable! 🙂

As I seem to be virtually incapable of identifying anything I'll throw another easy on into the mix. Soundcloud auto-tagged this as #Funk #JazzFunk

Yes, but so do 'bookend' headstock shapes - do Gibson care?

A human chameleon - another two minutes and you'll completely disappear into the wallpaper.

Only in my fingers. The bass is a Fender Performer. 🙂

97% of all folk songs are about death or deflowering to start with...

Yes, the edit only got one, the post's still showing signs of post-void dribbling.

In '66 Bigsby sold the company to the ex-president of Gibson. In '99 it was sold to Gretsch. Fender bought Bigsby in '19. So... Fender won't worry about the headstock design, but perhaps Gibson my be shaping up for a battle with the big boys if they decide to make a big fuss around the 'LP' shape...

Err.. look carefully at what you wrote: I think you may have a sticky 'L' key... 🙂

I'd assumed they were just cheap crap because of the low price and cheesy name. I shoudl know better than to assume!

My brother sent Gibson a video of his LP Junior with robot tuners self-removing one of it's strings mid-song.

Yep.

Yep, Golden Virginia tin... that's an earing, I used to have my ear pierced but it's grown over 😞

Read the strange sign behind the bass player...

My plectral stash, the box is early 80's. I've seen some lovely ones covered in matches (used to be a reliable sign of an old lag), plus those with the logo scraped to read 'COLD VIRGIN'.

Look original.

About 40 years old (it not me) and I still can't play it properly... my first electric is older but you said no guitars!