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If you want to try mine, we can meet up. I'm in Maryland. You're in California. Maybe grab brunch next week in Kansas?I'm jealous, still really want to try a Lull. They always sound and look great but never had a chance for hands on

Thanks brother. It doesn't feel like a true NBD until I get the @JRA "Congratulations on your new instrument."you've got a looker, @tb-player --- very cool, and i know it plays! congratulations on your new instrument!![]()
It's 35". Here's all the specs from the original listing, in case anyone is interested. Obviously, I had them swap the mint green pickguard for white pearl.Beautiful instrument..congratulations.
Is it 34" or 35" scale ?
In person it's a very traditional shell pink. Under yellowish light, it almost looks peach. Pastels do that, I guess.Pink? It may be my monitor, but my eyes see beige, or half-way between beige and pink, depending on how much brown is coming through the monitor and the individual opinion on where the difference lay. Either way, it has a definite late-50's vibe to it.
That's great. Enjoy.It's 35". Here's all the specs from the original listing, in case anyone is interested. Obviously, I had them swap the mint green pickguard for white pearl.
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Thanks.In person it's a very traditional shell pink. Under yellowish light, it almost looks peach. Pastels do that, I guess.
Thanks. I feel the same way. It really is special. I'm looking forward to playing it out. It's going to cut through nicely.I really dig this one