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That'll depend on your airline, but most airlines have special size allowances for instruments and a Strandberg in its case will easily fit into an overhead compartment. Call your airline ahead of time with the dimensions and they'll confirm for you.Do you guys know if you can bring a Strandberg on a plane as handlugguage? Thanks a lot.
P.S. I tried to search for "Strandberg plane", "Strandberg travel" but I could not find the answer to my question; however I apologise if somebody has already made the same question and got an answer..(but I could not find it!)
Depends who you're flying with. I see you're in Ireland, and my experience has been no with Aer Lingus but yes with EasyJet.Do you guys know if you can bring a Strandberg on a plane as handlugguage? Thanks a lot.
P.S. I tried to search for "Strandberg plane", "Strandberg travel" but I could not find the answer to my question; however I apologise if somebody has already made the same question and got an answer..(but I could not find it!)
Bought it!Public Service Announcement: GC Used has a Boden Classic for $799
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Used/Strandberg/Endurneck-Classic-Solid-Body-Electric-Guitar.gc
Just so we're talking about the same things -- are you saying the other two "private stock" ones with the fade finishes are up on J auction sites? I'd be curious to see links if so (not that I care to buy, just must have missed it). I imagine they were probably $7k-ish new, because if you use the strandberg configurator you see how much they jacked up the prices. It's hard to get a quilt top neck through for < $6k.
I happened to be in Shibuya today so I took a look at the Sugi models. Those finishes are seriously impressive in person. Too bad the price tag is insane. They also had some actual Sugi guitars but I didn't think they looked as flashy.
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It seems the Varberg model was a big flop. I don't see a decent amount of orders in the CS and there is no budget line as well.
And now one of the 2 artists using them as a sig turned Boden.
let's be honest. the varberg is essentially a hunk of plywood with no comfort contours, it should realistically be easier to make than the boden. Personally I think it needs a serious redesign since the fret access is pretty terrible, and I can't stand guitars with no belly or forearm contour
let's be honest. the varberg is essentially a hunk of plywood with no comfort contours, it should realistically be easier to make than the boden. Personally I think it needs a serious redesign since the fret access is pretty terrible, and I can't stand guitars with no belly or forearm contour
NOOOOOOOOOO someone got to it already. damnPublic Service Announcement: GC Used has a Boden Classic for $799
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Used/Strandberg/Endurneck-Classic-Solid-Body-Electric-Guitar.gc