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Montreal Guitar Show '11 - Ken Parker Archtops Stella Archtop

PG's Rich Osweiler is On Location at the 2011 Montreal Guitar Show where he visits the Ken Parker Archtop booth. In this segment, we get to see and learn about Ken Parker's Stella Archtop model.



PG's Rich Osweiler is On Location at the 2011 Montreal Guitar Show where he visits the Ken Parker Archtop booth. In this segment, we get to see and learn about Ken Parker's Stella Archtop model.

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Works like a little vial of magic gain potion. Fattens without obscuring individual frequency bands.

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