If I were to be spending that kind of money on something, which I would never do or care to do, I’d have Pete give it the once over. I would think he’d remember it. Maybe not, but these kind of items never interested me really.
Interesting, I was kind of curious about what happened to that 360/12. Looking at the fragment and whatever decent-quality photos I could find of it in action, there's some woodgrain patterns that look like they *might* line up near the top and bottom pickguard screw holes, but it's hard to tell without seeing a photo that shows the grain more clearly. But I have a hunch it might be the same guitar, somehow.
Speculative, but I also wouldn't be surprised if Pete might have been in a hurry or something when autographing the guitar, and misspelt Heino as 'Hinoe' in his haste; the line in between the 'o' and 'e' could have been him correcting himself mid-stroke. Or perhaps a pun on his name, who knows?
Yes- this is the model I had. Mine was black. I can relate to why Pete smashed his.
I sold mine, and used the money for a brake job.
Looks like "Hi Love" to me. I write that poorly that it is familiar!!
Fools and their money....
Despite the great detective work(which i enjoyed and do myself on occasion), I'll be THAT guy......
1. What a waste and
2. No.
At least not to me.
Hinote. That's what it looks like to me. And that can be linked to PT.
Interesting article, Andy!
If I were to be spending that kind of money on something, which I would never do or care to do, I’d have Pete give it the once over. I would think he’d remember it. Maybe not, but these kind of items never interested me really.
Yea, for that amount you can get quite a few really nice RICs and be playing happily!!
Interesting, I was kind of curious about what happened to that 360/12. Looking at the fragment and whatever decent-quality photos I could find of it in action, there's some woodgrain patterns that look like they *might* line up near the top and bottom pickguard screw holes, but it's hard to tell without seeing a photo that shows the grain more clearly. But I have a hunch it might be the same guitar, somehow.
Speculative, but I also wouldn't be surprised if Pete might have been in a hurry or something when autographing the guitar, and misspelt Heino as 'Hinoe' in his haste; the line in between the 'o' and 'e' could have been him correcting himself mid-stroke. Or perhaps a pun on his name, who knows?