POLL - Do you like artificially aged guitars

Which do you prefer.

  • No - I like my guiatsr to age on their own time

    Votes: 116 46.6%
  • Yes - I'd buy an aged guitar (not including VOS)

    Votes: 46 18.5%
  • Yes - I'd pay to have mine professionally aged too.

    Votes: 34 13.7%
  • No real preference either way

    Votes: 53 21.3%

  • Total voters
    249
  • Poll closed .

RossingtonLP

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both

my 2000 R9 is looking a bit used now - some laquer checking a nd the odd mark

and my Rossingtons are pre-aged


LOVE them both

What i don't like is BRAND NEW looking guitars
 

roeg

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i picked up a murphy aged R9(2001) a few weeks back...didn't care for the cosmetics much.It was a great sounding guitar however..I wouldn't send my guitar in for it...my own lespauls (23 yrs) have their own wear and tear and look just fine...I'm still pineing for a 2005 R8 VOS that looks just fine to me,so i don't have a problem with lightly ageing...what still counts is how it sounds,if its good,i see past the ageing to what it is,a,great sounding guitar.


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Gibson LesPaul Standard,Black(1987)
Gibson Lespaul Standard,AntiqueSB(1989)
Gibson Lespaul Standard,Wine(1990)
Gibson Lespaul Custom,Cherry SB.(1989)
Timbucker and Seth Lover pickups
Thru Vintage 4-hole Hiwatt DR103's/504's
Marshalls and Fender's
ONLY NOS tubes:Mullard,Phillips,Amperex,RCA,
Sylvania,Siemens,GE,Brimar,Tesla(70's),Telefunken
Martin HD28(2010)
Martin HD28V(2010)
 

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