
Deke's Guitar Geek Festival
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Re: Deke's Guitar Geek Festival
Boy, there's some serious history setting there. 

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Dang! I think I just drooled in my keyboard ... 

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.... Was there any special revelations coming out of the Hallmark contingency in regard to new releases, or what was special about the first run 60 Customs?
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I am not at liberty to say, but maybe Johnny will chime in when he gets home on Monday evening or Tuesday. I think they want to wait until they get a few bugs worked out. The secret lies in the headstock on the first 60's Customs.GattonFan wrote:.... Was there any special revelations coming out of the Hallmark contingency in regard to new releases, or what was special about the first run 60 Customs?
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Here's an early one to examine.

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The string guide? I know they went to metal ones later ...
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Wrong answer. Think color.GattonFan wrote:The string guide? I know they went to metal ones later ...

BTW, the three tone red, silver and blue looks great in person. It looks almost white. It is a beautiful guitar. For the money I think the Deke Dickerson custom signature model is one fine guitar. I think they are around $1400. Very reminiscent of Semie's early work.
After being able to examine all the Hallmarks, I'd have to say they are the best bang for the buck bar none.
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I love a good mystery ... Did they go to a coordinated body/headstock color on later models? The overlay on mine is black ...
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Here's a couple of shots I know Mel didn't get so I'll go ahead and post a couple more.
For you Buddy Holly and the Crickets fans, here's the original group.

Here's a photo of the Crickets drummer. Notice the old Standel amp setting next to him. I think that's Deke's amp.

For you Buddy Holly and the Crickets fans, here's the original group.

Here's a photo of the Crickets drummer. Notice the old Standel amp setting next to him. I think that's Deke's amp.

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WOW!!!!!!!!!!! words just can't express what you all were just a part of. I can see that I will have to come up with some way to be there next year.
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