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CONCLUSION

Ever since Relic guitars made their debut, we’ve received a steady stream of letters about them at Guitarist: some rants, others more akin to love letters. Whatever else aged guitars might be, you’re not indifferent to them. We certainly still get our share of mail from those who will never be reconciled to the idea. Lately, though, it feels like there’s been a bit of a shift as more players get to grips with the idea that the visual look of aged guitars is only part of the subtle charms of what they offer. Indeed, looks may ultimately be less significant

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