Peerless Hardtail 335 in natural - price dropped to £350 posted Sold.

Chalky

Peerless Hardtail in natural, cream binding, nice figuring, neck is nearer 50s thickness than 60s slim, excellent condition, no fretwear, nice low action. £350 posted.

https://goo.gl/photos/tXnks4vNmkiKAVDA7

Chalky

Found the Peerless case for it too.

Chalky

Price drop to £350 posted

Bridgehouse

Really pretty - if I wasn't mid-upgrade of a casino coupe...

McToot

Wish you were a wee bit closer for me to try the neck out for size. I've been all over the place with neck preferences, but I feel I'm finally coming to the realisation that slimmer is best for my little mitts.  

Such a pretty guitar tho.  What are the pickups like?

As Brian Johnson once screeched "Have a bump on me"

Jack_

Very pretty semi for the money.

Chalky

McToot said:

Wish you were a wee bit closer for me to try the neck out for size. I've been all over the place with neck preferences, but I feel I'm finally coming to the realisation that slimmer is best for my little mitts.  

Such a pretty guitar tho.  What are the pickups like?

As Brian Johnson once screeched "Have a bump on me"

Thanks @McToot. From what you say, you may not get on with the neck. Its not so deep but it has broad shoulders, if that makes sense.  So if you are a classically trained guitarist whose thumb is always on the centre of the back of the neck, you would be ok. If you are more a 'thumb over the top' player like me then the broad shoulders makes the neck feel more 50s thickness than 60s slim.  Hope that helps - wouldn't want to sell you something you wouldn't be happy with.

If you like slim necks, I've got an old wine red Aria TA60 whose set neck is much slimmer.  I'm slowly selling off my collection of semis.

McToot

Me classically trained?! Snorts.  Completely untrained is more like it.  I even had to get up from my desk, pick up my Raygun and play for a couple of minutes to figure out how I play .  But  I'm definitely more of a thumb over type of bear.  

I'm still tempted to take a risk just on the basis of how lovely it looks.  But that's not a sound basis on which to buy a guitar as I have found out on many occasions...

I'll pass on the Aria for the moment but will bear it in mind.   

Chalky

Bump

Heartfeltdawn

Really well built guitar. I had one and it played very nicely indeed. GLWS. 

Chalky

Bump

Chalky

An august bump!

Chalky

Sold.