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Author | Topic: ZB Custom 11 string |
Scott Camara Member Posts: 59 |
![]() ![]() Hello, I recently came across a 1975 ZB custom S11 with 5 pedals and 4 knees. Anyone think its worth buying (he's selling it cheap)? I don't know much about ZBs. |
Bobby Lee Sysop Posts: 14849 |
![]() ![]() They're wonderful instruments, but they are hard to work on. If the copedent isn't what you like, be prepared to spend some time figuring out how to change it. ------------------ |
Jody Cameron Member Posts: 808 |
![]() ![]() IMHO the ZB guitars have a tone to them that just outshines all others. I own 2 Emmons push/pulls and two ZB's as well as a Zum. They all are great, but one of the ZBs is just incredible as far as tone. Like bOb said, they are kinda hard to work on, and the play-ability leaves a bit to be desired, but it's a trade-off situation because the tone is so good. If you can get it for a good price (< $800.00 IMO), I would do it. |
chris ivey Member Posts: 1105 |
![]() ![]() buy it!!! |
Bob Mainwaring Member Posts: 918 |
![]() ![]() Buy the darn thing - you`ll never ever regret it. There are a couple of guys around here that would want it for themselves...........ahhhh! Bob Mainwaring Z.Bs. and other weird things. ------------------ |
Don McClellan Member Posts: 882 |
![]() ![]() If you are by chance into C6th playing, an eleven string , 5+4 would be perfect. Buy it or please email me. Thank you. Don |
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