Valley Arts Standard Pro 1991.
up for sale is my Valley Arts Standard Pro from 1991. it has been refretted with Dunlop 6100 jumbo frets and has a new Gotoh Trem fitted as the old trem had worn out completely, this is the same trem used on Suhr Moderns.. just amazing.
comes in a hardcase.
£1000 plus P&P to UK mainland.
PRICE DROP Feb 1st.
Last edited by gerryguitar; 1st February 2013 at 09:53 PM.
I always fancied one of them, you don't see too many for sale. Free bump!
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Didn't Larry Carlton play one of those at one time ?.
yes as did Lukather back in the 80's.Originally Posted by dilbert
Yes. Scaled down Tele style with P90s, oddly, an actual signature model. I may have got this wrong, but prior to Gibson buying the brand, I seen to recall Larry Carlton had some financial interest in the Valley Arts.
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Larry also had a strat one - I think he plays it on the Rockpalast or Baked Potato video.
I went to a Larry Master Class a couple of years ago and he said he didn't even know where his VA guitars were, he had them somewhere, but no idea where. [/fanboi]
Anyway lovely example have another bump !
Many moons ago, I worked in the shop that was the European distributor for VA. Sold like hot cakes to all the best session
players. Excellent build quality with great feel. The 9/10 body scale makes them good and comfortable too. Great guitars which, at the time, I couldn't afford alas! Would like to see some pics with the Gotoh installed.
the last pic is the Gotoh on the guitar today.its an amazing sounding guitar.. perfect workhorse.
Couldn't agree more, they're great instruments. They play very smoothly with the 6100 fretwire. Someone should snap this up. That's a lot of guitar for the money and they're very rare now.
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