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he's also got a nice 36 Bakelite Rickenbacker Lap steel.
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Location: Phoenix AZ | For sale by the original owner. Assume he was 20 years old when he got it in 1935. So now he's 97 years old ??? See what owning a Martin will do for you ???
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| they still drive down here at that age... into bedrooms, convenience stores, hair salons etc....
Land of the Newly Wed and Nearly Dead.
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Hey Glenn,
We have a place like that here called Hervey Bay
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Location: South of most, North of few | Maybe you should buy that one Glen. The finish on it is really special. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Over priced for what it is. |
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Location: NJ | Bill, this isn't like the one you (or Charlie) put the flat-top on, is it?? |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | That was a C-2. Braz b&s and carved spruce top. This is about the same shape but all mahogony. Not really worth retopping, rosewood and it might be interesting.... |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Originally posted by Mauvais Beal:
Over priced for what it is. For that price, you could buy the FD on the bay now, have a NICE looking guitar, that I would think, sounds as good or better. I like Martins, but, there is a point that over all value beats collector value. |
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Location: CT | It doesn't do anything for me. What do these old F hole guitars sound like? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by brainslag:
What do these old F hole guitars sound like? There's a reason they are called "F" holes. |
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34-36 Martin archtop.. psa