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Location: Muenster/Germany | 
Maybe this guitar may find a new home. If you already have a CL you will find that this one sounds a little more direct, with faster response and more bass you would expect from a cutaway guitar. The only thing I always had to fight with is the V-shaped neck. I use my left hand with a more "classical" style and this neck is going to kill my thumb. Otherwise I would NEVER give this guitar away. I bought it some time ago from a guitar teacher who literally did not play it for years, and the guitar feels and looks like new. The armrest is luthier-made and can be removed on request. I have to say a price: asking 1100.- Euro, open for suggestions. Location GERMANY |
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Location: Jet City | Beautiful! Good luck with the sale. |
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Posts: 563
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA | Hi, DetlefMichel,
What is the depth on this guitar? Deep Bowl, Mid-Depth or, SSB? I had Sunburst Legend Cutaway SSB at one time, in the late 1980's. It was great plugged in, but unplugged...? Just curious. Thanks.
Mike S.
Ottawa, ON. CANADA |
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Location: Muenster/Germany | 17xx was used for deep- bowl, 18xx for shallow-bowls at that time. xx19 was a custom legend, and xx69 the custom legend cutaway.So this is a ca.1990 deep bowl custom legend cutaway with the OP-24 preamp.
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Location: Frozen Tundra of Minnesota | As are all of your guitars, this one is Absolutely Gorgeous!!!  |
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Location: When?? | Drool here. Puddles of it. Looking at my checking account balance brings tears at times like these.. causing even more puddles. That is SUCH a nice guitar!! |
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Location: Muenster/Germany | Gone somewhere else.I think in good hands. |
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FS1: An immaculate 1769-1