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Location: NJ | how about the klein? |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | I came across this link yesterday:
Shamray Guitar
I like the sapele wood - but I think it's too much having it on the fretboard as well. |
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Location: Yorkshire, England |  |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | That's no fun. They stop the production of what could've been a guitar they've abandoned. Well, unless it's american made, I hope they can match the eastwood price point otherwise I won't buy it. I'm not going to hold my breath though. I'll just do another warmoth. |
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Location: NJ | eastwoods are imports |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | I'm probably old school.
I know some copies, repros, customs etc may well be better guitars as such but to me there's nothing like an original.
(be it good or bad)
AJ |
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Attack of the Clones. The Eastwood Breadwinner copy?
