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Parker Sandman's Parker Guitars page
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Parker Fly guitars
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Ken Parker knew exactly what he was doing when he introduced his revolutionary solidbody guitars to music enthusiasts in 1982. He called them "Fly" guitars because of their weight: a beautifully balanced 5 lbs. Parker Fly guitars are a perfect blend of electric and acoustic sounds due to their onslought of duel Dimarzio Humbucker pick-ups, and Fishman Passive-Piezo transducer systems. Some of the other features you will see on other standard Flys are as follows: Locking Sperzel tuners, 24 spring-tempered stainless steel frets, and the optional Parker vibrato bridge. Finally, all Parker guitars are covered with a layer of carbon/glass/epoxy to maximize the lifespan of the instrument. Even though they are a bit steep at an asking price of $2750 ($2850 w Hiscox Molded hardshell case) you definately get what you pay for.
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The Parker NiteFly
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The Fly's younger brother the NiteFly shares many of the same features listed above, although there are several differences. The NiteFly is Parker's first bolt-on-neck guitar and comes in either a sing/sing/sing or sing/sing/hum pick-up configuration. This axe can be found in 5 different finishes, and is much more affordable than the Fly at up to $1349. Comes with a Levy gig bag. This guitar proves that Parker's committment to perfection continues......
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Questions???
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If you happen to have any questions, feel free to E mail me at the address below.
(oh, and one more thing) forgive me if these Parker pics aren't original.
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