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kdh wrote:Moe, Adele was attracted to the viola because it is an unusual choice. She's an awesome kid.
bob perry wrote:Paul's right. I can't imagine buying any axe without playing it first. When I found my Jazz Bas I took it off the wall at the music store one Saturday morning, played about a dozen notes and said, "I'll take it." Same experience I had with my Guild accoustic. Sometimes a guitar just speaks to you right away.
Rick:
CNC guitar manufacturing means that the cheap guitars of today are not as bad as the cheap guitars of years ago. Maybe look at a Mexican built Fender, their low line. I use the SWEETWATER catalog. They are very good. If you don't like the axe you can send it back. Still can't imagine buying a guitar from a catalog. Where's the fun in that? I have an old Peavy bass I never play anymore. I'll check it out and if it still plays OK I could ship it to you. I did lend it to a friend who kept it for years. Not sure if it's up to snuff anymore. I'll let you know.
Orestes Munn wrote:I have a new old-stock 1960s Gibson C1. Know anyone who might want it.
bob perry wrote:Eric:
That Gibson is a keeper. But if you want me to store it for you I could do that. I am storing BJ's father's restored Harmony arch top now.
bob perry wrote:Eric:
I can only play one at a time and right now my go to axe is my Gibson Jumbo J200.