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Post by Tony Ravenscroft on Apr 21, 2023 18:50:49 GMT -6
I didn't even know there'd been a left-handed X.  This is an X-22Q-LH, a hardtail model of the series.  |
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Post by Tony Ravenscroft on Apr 21, 2023 18:54:41 GMT -6
At the bottom end of the series, a 2007 X-10 but with maple fretboard. Oh, DAMMIT, scratch that... this is actually an X-11... which is 100% an X-10 but with maple fretboard.  The X-10/-11 is one of those guitars that I accidentally "damn with faint praise." Though from Washburn's declining years, it's a pretty good beginner/backup axe, and the X series is the ONLY low-end line with the easy-to-tweak "pinwheel" trussrod exposed at the body end - all you need is a small steel rod (screwdriver, Allen wrench, nail), a feature of the Nuno Bettencourt signature models.  |
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Post by Rex on Apr 22, 2023 6:51:14 GMT -6
That first one, with the burst finish, looks like the same faux figuring that Austin used on some of their guitars.
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Post by Tony Ravenscroft on Apr 22, 2023 18:45:28 GMT -6
That first one, with the burst finish, looks like the same faux figuring that Austin used on some of their guitars. I know, right? The pattern really reminds me of a 792 I saw listed a long while back. And the finish is practically identical. The X-12Q is just a fancy-top X-10 hss and the identical finish. (FWIW, I'm moderately confident that this one is Cort.) |
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This is an X-22Q-LH, a hardtail model of the series.
