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caribou71
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Vintage Méga utilisateur
J’ai découvert des choses intéressantes sur l’origine des coloris Custom Fender.
Voici le lien
http://home.provide.net/~cfh/f(...).html
En résumé
« to understand Fender custom colors you have to know what the colors are based on. The answer, of course, is automobiles. Cars in the United States had more social influence than just about anything at the time (even more than Elvis). Fender's only in-house paint mixes during the 50's and 60's were Sunburst and Blond (and Candy Apple Red to a point: more on this color later). All other colors originated directly from the cars of the time, and most of these colors were from General Motor's cars.”
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Amusant non ?
J’ignorais totalement que les coloris étaient basé sur les teintes de peinture de l’automobile !
Voici le lien
http://home.provide.net/~cfh/f(...).html
En résumé
« to understand Fender custom colors you have to know what the colors are based on. The answer, of course, is automobiles. Cars in the United States had more social influence than just about anything at the time (even more than Elvis). Fender's only in-house paint mixes during the 50's and 60's were Sunburst and Blond (and Candy Apple Red to a point: more on this color later). All other colors originated directly from the cars of the time, and most of these colors were from General Motor's cars.”
Ca ne vous dit rien ceci
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Amusant non ?
J’ignorais totalement que les coloris étaient basé sur les teintes de peinture de l’automobile !
