7 Dying Trees
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In december I startted a long and protracted journey to get hold of a uv7pwh from norway, and once I'd bought it and it shipped, the seller was kind enough to point me to an add on the norwegian version of craigslist. Wasn't posted anywhere else.
Anyway, i had a look, couldn't quite believe it, messaged the seller, and said I'd buy it no questions asked.
Been tracking this for a while now, and it's taken a fair bit of time.and it's been sitting in customs for almost 2 weeks, but finally got it, in a case as well!
Anyway, you don't want to read words :trump: so here are some easy pictures to digest:
...and here it is:
And finally, better than one set of twins, is always two sets of twins!
I cannot believe how clean this is. One minute chip near the trem (treble side, rear), small hairline crack (as per usual) and that's it. Literally it. Slight pitting on the neckplate, but for 28 years old, still ridiculous.
Got to fix the input jack before i can hear it (as it's dead), but that's the only issue really (I hope) but even then, rewiring isn't that big of a deal If there's other stuff to fix.
Anyway, i had a look, couldn't quite believe it, messaged the seller, and said I'd buy it no questions asked.
Been tracking this for a while now, and it's taken a fair bit of time.and it's been sitting in customs for almost 2 weeks, but finally got it, in a case as well!
Anyway, you don't want to read words :trump: so here are some easy pictures to digest:
...and here it is:
And finally, better than one set of twins, is always two sets of twins!
I cannot believe how clean this is. One minute chip near the trem (treble side, rear), small hairline crack (as per usual) and that's it. Literally it. Slight pitting on the neckplate, but for 28 years old, still ridiculous.
Got to fix the input jack before i can hear it (as it's dead), but that's the only issue really (I hope) but even then, rewiring isn't that big of a deal If there's other stuff to fix.