Hello from Massachusetts!
I've been playing guitar for more than 25 years, mostly to a very local audience, specifically kids, wife, dogs and, well, myself. Yes, I am a bedroom guitar superstar!
I own two G&Ls, an ASAT Classic Bluesboy, few years old, and a Skyhawk from the 80s.
Glad to be on here to learn and share stories and adventures of these beautifully made instruments. Links to pics of each are below. Looks like you need to open them in another tab.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ifx-kv ... drive_link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VYqu_v ... drive_link
Hello from Massachusetts
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Re: Hello from Massachusetts
Welcome... Glad to have you on board.
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welcome! nice gtrs. the skyhawk is cool with the sickle headstock and the fine tuner bridge/tailpiece. those are rare.
i have an '84 skyhawk, black, Jan '84, right after they made the name switch from the nighthawk. amazing guitar.
i have an '84 skyhawk, black, Jan '84, right after they made the name switch from the nighthawk. amazing guitar.
john o
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Re: Hello from Massachusetts
Thanks.
This Skyhawk has a couple of special features. There are 2 switches aside from the usual 5-way and volume/tones pots.
One of them is the Expander switch (https://glguitars.com/expander-switch/). When engaged:
Position 1 and 5, combines Neck and Bridge
Position 2 and 4, combines all 3 pickups
Position 3, no change, just middle pickup.
The second switch changes wiring between parallel and series.
Tons of tonal options.
This Skyhawk has a couple of special features. There are 2 switches aside from the usual 5-way and volume/tones pots.
One of them is the Expander switch (https://glguitars.com/expander-switch/). When engaged:
Position 1 and 5, combines Neck and Bridge
Position 2 and 4, combines all 3 pickups
Position 3, no change, just middle pickup.
The second switch changes wiring between parallel and series.
Tons of tonal options.
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Re: Hello from Massachusetts
Welcome. Nice axes. I am fond of ASAT Classic Bluesboy Semi-hollow guitars. That Skyhawk looks killer.
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The Bluesboy was my first G&L and I agree, it's a fantastic instrument. It's such a simple, high quality and tone rich guitar. It's my number 1.
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Re: Hello from Massachusetts
Congrats on the Bluesboy and the Skyhawk! Welcome!
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Welcome and great looking guitars ya got there!
Love the Skyhawk, everyone knows black guitars sound better.
Jump in often, lot of knowledgeable folks round here.

Love the Skyhawk, everyone knows black guitars sound better.

Jump in often, lot of knowledgeable folks round here.
Cya,
Sam
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Re: Hello from Massachusetts
Welcome to our site!aryp wrote: ↑Mon Jun 09, 2025 1:02 pm Hello from Massachusetts!
I've been playing guitar for more than 25 years, mostly to a very local audience, specifically kids, wife, dogs and, well, myself. Yes, I am a bedroom guitar superstar!
I own two G&Ls, an ASAT Classic Bluesboy, few years old, and a Skyhawk from the 80s.
Glad to be on here to learn and share stories and adventures of these beautifully made instruments. Links to pics of each are below. Looks like you need to open them in another tab.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ifx-kv ... drive_link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VYqu_v ... drive_link

As you suspected, you have to open those links in another tab. Here is the way to do it here using the nturl= BBcode:
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Re: Hello from Massachusetts
Thanks!Craig wrote: ↑Thu Jun 12, 2025 11:29 amWelcome to our site!aryp wrote: ↑Mon Jun 09, 2025 1:02 pm Hello from Massachusetts!
I've been playing guitar for more than 25 years, mostly to a very local audience, specifically kids, wife, dogs and, well, myself. Yes, I am a bedroom guitar superstar!
I own two G&Ls, an ASAT Classic Bluesboy, few years old, and a Skyhawk from the 80s.
Glad to be on here to learn and share stories and adventures of these beautifully made instruments. Links to pics of each are below. Looks like you need to open them in another tab.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ifx-kv ... drive_link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VYqu_v ... drive_link![]()
As you suspected, you have to open those links in another tab. Here is the way to do it here using the nturl= BBcode:
Click each link will open each one in a new tab:
link1
link2
Hope this helps.