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Dear All,

Just a quick one.

Apart from rarity and the obvious price any difference between the Pink Issue and the Demo, any difference in playback? - i read somewhere the Demo plays a little louder and you can hear more detail.

Does playing/buying a demo warrant the more than double price difference? Or not really?

Big Thankyou :) 

 

 

 

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  On 21/03/2023 at 16:42, Solidsoul said:

All the original demos I saw in the mid 1970's were Sterling stamped. The good looking bootleg demo was not stamped. 

I once found multiple copies of Bobby Guitar Woods on Colt in the same box. Gold originals mixed with those light green coloured bootlegs. The commercial dealer had both and had just lumped them altogether for next to nothing!

andy told me these came from the distributor tho. dont get me wrong tho i went for the sterling machine stamp just to be certain at the time

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