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Lami question.
I picked up a rod from the BST on the "other" website. Was told it was a GSB 1201L. Matched up with guy, rod was in great shape like the descritption. I noticed the blank was green though. Didn't think much of it because I don't know that much about blanks...hence the post. So I bring it over to Erikson Bros to have him take off a decal and he tells me that Lami never made a green blank. So now I'm a little irritated because I don't know what I have and what its rated for. I guess in the end...what ever I do have seems like it would throw eels well, so I'm keeping it, but does anyone know what it might be? It feels like a GSB...was wrapped at redtop...thanks...
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It's probably a brand new SSU1201L someone wrapped and didn't like. If so I think it's a bit lighter than the GSB but a nice blank.
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I have a green GSB1321m. They did make a limited production run of special colors. Different color from the SSU's.
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Sounds like you got a super surf blank in which case you made out even better than expected.
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Thanks for the help guys. The rod was wrapped last year apparently.
It really only looks green in the direct sunlight.... |
It was probably a GSB in green. Lami made limited runs in both green and blue. slipknot has a blue GSB 120 1M. I saw it in M&Ds when Mike was making it for him.
Measure the tip. A GSB 120 1L should have a size 10 or 11 tip. An SSU will have an 8 or a 9. |
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ssu WILL HAVE A SIZE 9 TIP. |
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If you have a vernier caliper you can measure the tip and but very accuractely and then you can probably determine if its a Lami and what model to a high degree of certainty.
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I actually took it over to a local builder this morning and they were able to confirm for me that the rod is in fact a Lami GSB 1L ...which is what I was told it was. They had said like some of you here that the green blank isn't all that common. So I naturally feel better about what I have. Never would have known without the help of you guys so thanks....
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