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Location: Parrish, FL | Does anyone here have #6971? Last I heard, it was on the west coast somewhere. I sold it to Slydog about 10 yrs ago. I think it them went to Sligoman. After that????
One of those guitars you can't get out of your head. If you have it and would be willing to let it go, please drop me a line.
Thanks,
Brad
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Location: Parrish, FL | Wow. 625 views and no one knows anything about this guitar?
Never would have guessed that. There is always hope that it will show up someday.
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Location: SoCal | Blues, you I remember. The guitar I don't. Describe it please..... |
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Location: Colorado | I remember you too Blues...gotta pic of the guitar? |
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Location: Parrish, FL | Going to be a busy week. My turn to take care ofmy Dad who is going through chemo for lung cancer. I’ll try to gets pic up. Should have one on my computer. |
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Location: Parrish, FL | Here are pics of the 1681 I'm looking for:
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Location: Always beautiful canyon country of Utah | Just curious. Is this particular 1681 somehow better than all the other 1681's out there on the market? |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | nerdydave - 2018-08-09 9:31 PM
Just curious. Is this particular 1681 somehow better than all the other 1681's out there on the market?
Well, it is Blue... which makes it cooler that my dull Black one. 
Old pic... but I still have the guitar. 
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Location: SoCal | Black and beige Adamii. Never liked them at first, but they kinda grow on you.... |
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Location: Canada | It seems to have a brown bowl (with or without sparkles?) - was that a common feature? |
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Location: moline,illinois | I have 2 Adamii with brown bowls a 1681-8 from 1987 and a 1588-7 from 1988,my adamii from the 90's have black bowls so maybe it depends on which decade they were made. |
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Location: Always beautiful canyon country of Utah | And I like your black one OMA! |
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Location: Parrish, FL | Time for the annual bump. Has anyone seen this guitar? Have it? Want to let it go?
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Location: Parrish, FL | Well, it took a bit more than two years but the current owner of this guitar has contacted me. That's the good news. The bad news is that it's not going anywhere for the time being. At least now I know and communication has been established for the time in the future when she's ready to move. |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Wow, persistence does pay off. Glad you found it, Blues, and with that level of determination, I've no doubt you'll find it back in your hands one of these days. And the fact that it's not going anywhere speaks to the guitar as well. Well done. |
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Location: Yokohama, Japan | Congratulations BluesSailor! What Weaser P says about persistence sure is true. But were I in your shoe, I think I would be standing somewhere between peace and frustration! Good luck and I hope you get her back! |
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| I checked my 1681-8 and it ain't it... Its number 2454... |
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Location: Muenster/Germany | nerdydave - 2018-08-10 6:31 AM
Just curious. Is this particular 1681 somehow better than all the other 1681's out there on the market?
I once had a black 1687. I had other 1687s, 3 black, one red, all gone, sold, swapped... but I will always remember that special black one. Don´t ask me why but that was the most impressive guitar I ever had. I easily can imagine what BLuesSailor is going through. |
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Location: Germany, where delicious wine is growing (Rheinh) | Once I played Karl's (Charlie Ramon) 1689-7 (she is on the January page of the 2010 calendar, but not mine) . She was preowned by a professional and got a lot of play time. She sounded incredible. I bought a 1881-5 in parts (with lost parts and the neck was brocken at the heel) from a pro and the same here, incredible sounding guitar. Fortunately I was able to repair it.
All my guitars are hanging in my music room, they are playing with.... Most of the wood toped guitars have nicely opend up but the Adamii need much more time. But when have opened up they are so bright, clear and wonderfull sounding, you can't get them out of your brain. ( I with Karl's)...... but he sold it.
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Location: Muenster/Germany | bburg - 2021-01-25 7:18 PM
. Most of the wood toped guitars have nicely opend up but the Adamii need much more time.
Bernie
I have to admit that I never believed that Adamii would change with the time, but it´s true. I was so unhappy with my 1187 when I got it but I took all my courage, changes strings and really got it to work and is has changed, is ssemed to have been asleep all the time. Maybe it was not played for long before I bought it. |
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