The Unofficial Official Anything Burny Theory, Photo, & ID Related Thread

[slapshot]

Originally Posted by JDB

I was tempted buy the price of this one.

Burny Les Paul Jr. Rock'n Roll Version

that's not bad
i've seen that other yellow one for 80K for ages
and the new red one
got tempted by that bolt on burny the other day.
mc greco juniors are both about 45-50K
may have mine up for grabs soon we'll see

[wulfman]

Originally Posted by jacco

Just bought one

So did I!

[JamesT]

Originally Posted by wulfman

So did I!

Alright, pictures stat you jerks! At least I have the courtesy to keep my purchases under wraps without teasing before I post photos.

[mono]

Ugh why is everything so ****ing expensive and/or why am I so goddamn poor in comparison?!? Screw you guys and your jobs!!!

[vintageJIM]

Andy, not commenting on any particular guitar but IMO the really nice examples of quality MIJ are not going down in price

I believe this has a bit of a carryover effect on the other MIJs that may not be as desirable, and prices on these are also holding their own

the fact remains that as more & more people get on the MIJ band wagon, the supply is still the same; finite

IMO prices will continue to hold their own & the price for the really nice ones will continue to climb

it is inevitable

this is a big reason why, over time, I have gravitated toward higher build spec guitars

[wulfman]

Originally Posted by JamesT

Alright, pictures stat you jerks! At least I have the courtesy to keep my purchases under wraps without teasing before I post photos.

Ok, here it is:


Should be arriving later today. Going to have a LP Jr. Burny vs Edwards shootout.

[slapshot]

please do

[mono]

I see your point Rich and I agree... The only difficult part is taking the money out and spending it on something that will have to be sold to get it back... If that makes any sense?

And Harold... You're just too quick for me! If the Burny isn't as good as the Edwards, I might be interested

[vintageJIM]

of course one certainly has to sell an item to recoup the cost of purchase & hopefully once the sell has taken place the seller is at least at a break even point

a loss for instrument rental isn't such a bad thing, as it allows one to explore many options at a minimum of financial loss

free instrument rental is nice

a profit is even better

nothing about that is really difficult .................

[slapshot]

interested in what string guage is on there too with the tailpiece like that and how the into is.
I've bought a badass thingy for mine to replace it
and a tortise guard

[JDB]

Originally Posted by wulfman

Ok, here it is:


Should be arriving later today. Going to have a LP Jr. Burny vs Edwards shootout.

Ah Ha, thats where its going.

Nice score.

[Udonitron]

Originally Posted by wulfman

Ok, here it is:


Should be arriving later today. Going to have a LP Jr. Burny vs Edwards shootout.

YOU bought it?
Ahhhhh.....
You are supposed to sell 2 and buy one Harold, not the other way around man haha

[jacco]

Originally Posted by JamesT

Alright, pictures stat you jerks! At least I have the courtesy to keep my purchases under wraps without teasing before I post photos.

Nothing special. Didn't want to buy it but to my surprise Sat accepted a very low offer on his P90 equipped 1980 Greco EG800.

[JDB]

Oh is that all

[lampic]

I just bought an Burny wich to me seems like an LG75-GR. But with those zebrahumbuckers i'm not shure wich year. i,ve read here that there are more versions of them than in 92-93? Can you help med date it? Hera are some pics.

[lampic]

and here is the headstock

[jacco]

It is a LG75GR for sure for it's a Fujigen made Burny; control cavity shape and Fujigen pots. The only Burny ever made by Fujigen is the LG75GR. Pups & caps seem to be changed.
The first run of LG75GRs features pots from 1989/1990. I can't read these pots properly but it looks like a mix of years. Can you tell me the first digit of the bottom row on each pot? Also: heel cap?

[slapshot]

Originally Posted by wulfman

Ok, here it is:


Should be arriving later today. Going to have a LP Jr. Burny vs Edwards shootout.

hows that little number workin out for ya?

[JDB]

And of coarse we want an ngd on that number from last night

[mono]

guys... there is a very nice Burny for sale somewhere at 60k with nice checking in the finish.
i won't say where, because I want it, but PLEASE don't buy it out from under me

[JDB]

Ohh... that one

[snaredrum]

Originally Posted by jacco

It is a LG75GR for sure for it's a Fujigen made Burny; control cavity shape and Fujigen pots. The only Burny ever made by Fujigen is the LG75GR. Pups & caps seem to be changed.
The first run of LG75GRs features pots from 1989/1990. I can't read these pots properly but it looks like a mix of years. Can you tell me the first digit of the bottom row on each pot? Also: heel cap?

where were the '80s rlg 90s made?

[Udonitron]

Originally Posted by Mono

guys... there is a very nice Burny for sale somewhere at 60k with nice checking in the finish.
i won't say where, because I want it, but PLEASE don't buy it out from under me

Oh I thought your Greco was all you needed lol?
Or is it a GT with P90's?

[JamesT]

That one looks good Mono, good luck! And if you ever need to offload that Greco I'll gladly take it off your hands

[mono]

Yeah it's a GT with p90s... I've been gassing so hard for one recently!!
And yeah the Greco is lovely but it doesn't have p90s

Don't think I'll be selling it anytime soon lads, but it'll be in the classifieds if I ever do

[slapshot]

Link me to this burnado de Goldie

[Udonitron]

If he is smart, he will not post it lol

[mono]

I'm waiting to hear some news first... Otherwise I may lose it

[slapshot]

i'm a mushroom
kept in the dark & fed nothin but shit

50K

[jacco]

Originally Posted by snaredrum

where were the '80s rlg 90s made?

1980-1981 Terada
1982-1984 ?
1985-1986 Matsumoku
1987-1990 Dyna