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Location: NJ | The way I love to describe stuff like this is
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | Jlester
I was greatly impressed when it came out, and said so loudly. An American made quality guitar for a reasonable price, nice clean design with the emphasis on sound, if they make a 12 string I will mortgage the house, great guitar in my estimation and also from those that have bought it and reported to the board.
Bailey
I might even buy a 6 string. |
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Location: NJ | Bailey
to buy an elite T all you would have to do is mortgage the dog house!!! |
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Posts: 14842
Location: NJ | Bailey raises a good point in that a T-12 would be a logical progression - a good, American-made 12-string guitar at a reasonable price. Shit, I'D buy one!! It'd make a GREAT gigging 12-string! My Ultra 12-string is leaving me a little disappointed. I'm still experiencing some signal problems, I'm having a hard time getting it/keeping it in tune, and the playability is not as good as I'd like it to be. When I find a better one, it'll be relegated to open-tuning or become my long-awaited "beach guitar". I've played a "T" in a music store and was quite impressed with it. A 12-string version'd be NICE!! |
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New Elite-T Arrives - Impressions
