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They sound ok, but I wanted something a little hotter. That's pretty cool I guess, even though they aren't my cup of tea. Well I found out the guitar doesn't have stock pickups, it has DiMarzio DP211/212 Eric Johnson signature pickups. Well some interesting info about this particular Ashlee.I went to the Guitar Center and got a hot rodded Duncan set (JB and Jazz) because the neck pickup just sounded a bit muddy and way bass heavy through moderate gain, and some Gibson pots since the ones in it are cheap import ones. Here are some pictures I snapped for you gentlemen: It plays pretty well but there are a few sharp'ish fret edges, I'm sure a good set up guy could clean up the frets for me. Well, needless to say they accepted and I went and picked it up this afternoon.ДЄfter a good thorough cleaning of the fret board (which didn't really need it but I did it anyway), and some nice Pump Polish on there that's safe for nitrocellulose finishes, I restrang her with some 9s in Eb, adjusted the action and tail piece to my liking, tuned it, and adjusted the intonation. It was substantially lower than the $750 out the door price he had given me. I told him I'd think on it, and I left.ДЄfter looking around at new ones, used ones, etc, I figured for a clean guitar I had actually seen in person and liked, and came with an upgraded hard case (a really nice, new looking Gator Les Paul case), I figured I'd make my offer. When I went in the other day, the manager didn't seem too interested in listening to how much they are brand new, and his bottom dollar was $750 out the door. They had the guitar on the wall since May of last year, so it's been there a long time. They had dropped it to $949.99, still used, and still retarded. It originally listed, used, at $1049.99 (retarded, I know). This is the guitar I posted about a few days ago, about Guitar Center not knowing how the used business works.

#MITCHELL GUITAR SERIAL NUMBER LOOKUP PASSWORD#

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