Albert King V

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Re: Albert King V

Post by Omn » Sat Feb 28, 2009 6:44 pm

I can easily drown out Harleys

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Re: Albert King V

Post by bluze81 » Sat Feb 28, 2009 8:01 pm

Hey Guys it will be Monday until I can post more pictures of the V,we have a bunch of shots but I cant work out how to resize them, they are to big for the forum so I just got a putfile picture hosting account and I will get all the shots up,sorry for the delay, thanks for all the cool responses on the guitar, I wanted all you guys to see thing its an important part of a blues legend , bluze

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Re: Albert King V

Post by ohmygodtheykilledkenny » Sun Mar 01, 2009 2:34 am

That's really awesome man. Can't wait for pics.

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Re: Albert King V

Post by cfljames » Sun Mar 01, 2009 8:43 am

fillmore nyc wrote:
Flames1950 wrote: With no mufflers it's positively insane, the amount of noise that a little six can shovel out compared to a big V8!!!
I never really understood that, how a straight six "out-noises" a V-8. Must be either some massive piston size, or maybe firing order?? Maybe just the layout of 6 jugs in a line compared to 2 banks of 4 cylinders??
Really, the same thing is true of a big twin vs an inline four on a bike. That big twin can make some NOISE, man!!
I one time got a Thunderheader from Simms and wondered why it was so loud? No baffle,man it sounded good but this has really got to be the most aggravating exhaust to any unfortunate drivers with there window left down,or bikes on my right hand side.127 S&S BY H&L.

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Re: Albert King V

Post by fillmore nyc » Sun Mar 01, 2009 8:48 am

bluze81 wrote:Hey Guys it will be Monday until I can post more pictures of the V,we have a bunch of shots but I cant work out how to resize them, they are to big for the forum so I just got a putfile picture hosting account and I will get all the shots up,sorry for the delay, thanks for all the cool responses on the guitar, I wanted all you guys to see thing its an important part of a blues legend , bluze
Thats an amazing piece, bluze. Any idea what something like that would be worth? Its GOTTA be big bucks.

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Re: Albert King V

Post by bluze81 » Sun Mar 01, 2009 8:58 am

fillmore nyc wrote:
bluze81 wrote:Hey Guys it will be Monday until I can post more pictures of the V,we have a bunch of shots but I cant work out how to resize them, they are to big for the forum so I just got a putfile picture hosting account and I will get all the shots up,sorry for the delay, thanks for all the cool responses on the guitar, I wanted all you guys to see thing its an important part of a blues legend , bluze
Thats an amazing piece, bluze. Any idea what something like that would be worth? Its GOTTA be big bucks.
I have heard five figures on that guitar but who knows being an artist guitar economy etc,

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Re: Albert King V

Post by cfljames » Sun Mar 01, 2009 9:16 am

bluze81 wrote:
fillmore nyc wrote:
bluze81 wrote:Hey Guys it will be Monday until I can post more pictures of the V,we have a bunch of shots but I cant work out how to resize them, they are to big for the forum so I just got a putfile picture hosting account and I will get all the shots up,sorry for the delay, thanks for all the cool responses on the guitar, I wanted all you guys to see thing its an important part of a blues legend , bluze
Thats an amazing piece, bluze. Any idea what something like that would be worth? Its GOTTA be big bucks.
I have heard five figures on that guitar but who knows being an artist guitar economy etc,
Got to see Albert at the Lonestar in NY in 89 or 90 and his tone,bending etc despite him being very tired was something I'll never forget.I'm glad I got to see him play as well as meet him after he was done playing.
That's what was nice about that place,you could always meet the person playing at the Lonestar unlike other venues where they just escape.
OH I love that guitar,its beautiful,I keep getting off track with motorcycles,noise,bars,tone etc? :lol:
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Re: Albert King V

Post by Flames1950 » Sun Mar 01, 2009 11:13 am

I dunno, James, with the weather in that pic you posted I wouldn't have either my '50 Chev or my '53 pickup out of the garage, and certainly wouldn't have chanced a bike. Looks like thunder ahead and it ain't all the headers!!
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Post by fillmore nyc » Sun Mar 01, 2009 11:59 am

bluze81 wrote:I have heard five figures on that guitar but who knows being an artist guitar economy etc,
Oh, man... I gotta think its into 5 figures real easily. Albert Kings own ACTUAL guitar?? Its always about finding the right buyer, but Ill bet if a few notables (S. Seagal, Clapton, Gary Moore, Yngwie J... even Yngwie Dave :lol: ) got wind of THAT ever being for sale??? BIG, BIG bucks, Im certain of it. Steven Seagal says that his other Albert King guitar is THE most significant guitar in his collection, and he has some really nice stuff.
If that were mine, and I had the need to sell it, I wouldnt take less than high 5 figures, possibly 6 figures. I dont know if it would actually bring that much, but I wouldnt start at less, thats for sure. Something THAT significant would have to go to Christies or Sotheby's... eBay wouldnt even be a consideration.
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Re: Albert King V

Post by NY Chief » Mon Mar 02, 2009 10:30 am

fillmore nyc wrote: (I swear... thats the only reason I pass you guys... so you dont fracture my headlight lens with those big twin pulses!!)
:lol: :lol: / :twisted: :twisted:

uh-huh, sure that's the ONLY reason..... :wink:

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Re: Albert King V

Post by fillmore nyc » Mon Mar 02, 2009 1:19 pm

NY Chief wrote:
fillmore nyc wrote: (I swear... thats the only reason I pass you guys... so you dont fracture my headlight lens with those big twin pulses!!)
:lol: :lol: / :twisted: :twisted:

uh-huh, sure that's the ONLY reason..... :wink:
But, I swear...
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Re: Albert King V

Post by Flames1950 » Mon Mar 02, 2009 4:04 pm

fillmore nyc wrote:
NY Chief wrote:
fillmore nyc wrote: (I swear... thats the only reason I pass you guys... so you dont fracture my headlight lens with those big twin pulses!!)
:lol: :lol: / :twisted: :twisted:

uh-huh, sure that's the ONLY reason..... :wink:
But, I swear...
:twisted: :twisted:
If there was a nice piece of tail on the back he'd never notice the noise, and he'd be behind you for miles.
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Re: Albert King V

Post by NY Chief » Mon Mar 02, 2009 4:26 pm

you know, fill, eh? :twisted:
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Re: Albert King V

Post by fillmore nyc » Mon Mar 02, 2009 6:07 pm

Flames1950 wrote:If there was a nice piece of tail on the back he'd never notice the noise, and he'd be behind you for miles.
Word...
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Re: Albert King V

Post by Flames1950 » Mon Mar 02, 2009 7:48 pm

Bluze, you better hurry up with fresh pics before we take over this thread talking about how you can always tell how fine an ass is by how it spreads across the back of a Harley.......... :lol: :lol: I mean, I'm sure Albert loved sweet backsides too, but that wasn't the point.
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