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Nicole This is a real Gimme Gimme!

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I played this for hours on Sunday morning after a great party in Bristol hosted by a friend I have met on the Gibson forums called Roger. It is a 1963 Gibson Byrdland and I am getting butterflies thinking about how it sounded..that is how good it was!

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Jamming on the Byrdland
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Matt, here's a lesson for playing a Byrdland.

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Cheers Paul!

My mate Roger (the owner of the Byrdland) loves Nugent Paul.

here is his thread mentioning him from the excellent Gibson forum
http://forums.gibson.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=9144

he is quite a character for sure

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It is certainly a fine looking instrument .
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ps .. Matt did it have round wound or flat wound strings on it ?
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LOL, the first thing I thought when I saw that first picture was Ted! That is an awesome guitar as well. 8)
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Ted and his Byrdlands
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Now that I've got the Gretsch, I am amazed at how Ted manages to control the feedback of his guitars... absolutely amazing!
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Paul Wolfe wrote:Now that I've got the Gretsch, I am amazed at how Ted manages to control the feedback of his guitars... absolutely amazing!
whats it like transfering from solidbody to hollow? I've only ever owned solidbody electrics, a nice gretsch is very tempting though...

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It's kind of nice actually. It's a bit bigger, depth-wise, but the action is still pretty low. It is tough to control feedback on a dirty setting though.
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