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Beal
Posted 2009-10-16 7:19 PM (#394384)
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I've heard this said many times and I've often wondered,

What does butter play like?
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CanterburyStrings
Posted 2009-10-16 7:26 PM (#394385 - in reply to #394384)
Subject: Re: Question


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Greasy. But I would think that anything with composite back would play more like margerine.
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Capo Guy
Posted 2009-10-16 7:31 PM (#394386 - in reply to #394384)
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Alison, I have a Martin 000-X1 which has composite back & sides. Really nice sounding guitar for under $500.
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roscoe
Posted 2009-10-16 7:50 PM (#394387 - in reply to #394384)
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Isn't that BUTTAH?
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stonebobbo
Posted 2009-10-16 7:53 PM (#394388 - in reply to #394384)
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Originally posted by Beal:
I've heard this said many times and I've often wondered,

What does butter play like?
"Plays like butter" ... a phrase often used by those same folks sitting around the stove and knitting doilies ...

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2ifbyC
Posted 2009-10-16 8:00 PM (#394389 - in reply to #394384)
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... rich and smooth!
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cholloway
Posted 2009-10-16 8:19 PM (#394390 - in reply to #394384)
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Originally posted by 2ifbyC:
... rich and smooth!
So Iffy, you could also say "plays like Southern Comfort"??? :D
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Old Man Arthur
Posted 2009-10-16 9:24 PM (#394391 - in reply to #394384)
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Plays like Graphite? Smoooove!
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FlicKreno aka Solid Top
Posted 2009-10-16 9:38 PM (#394392 - in reply to #394384)
Subject: Re: Question


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Originally posted by CanterburyStrings:
Greasy. But I would think that anything with composite back would play more like margerine.
Naw .. margarine is harsh .. Butter plays like a Well-Adjusted Ovi ..

Vic
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WillaMuse
Posted 2009-10-17 3:38 AM (#394393 - in reply to #394384)
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Stoney, I have been known to knit doilies and sit around the stove ...

Beal, NOT like margarine at all.

OMA said it better: "SMOOOOVE". I'll use that in the future.

;)
Willa
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Losov
Posted 2009-10-17 11:19 AM (#394394 - in reply to #394384)
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Originally posted by Capo Guy:
Alison, I have a Martin 000-X1 which has composite back & sides. Really nice sounding guitar for under $500.
A friend of mine has that model and I've played it. It's quite a guitar for that price.
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CanterburyStrings
Posted 2009-10-17 11:52 AM (#394395 - in reply to #394384)
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But, I LIKE margerine! I DON'T like butter. To me it's always tasted like sour milk, and I don't like milk either.
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WillaMuse
Posted 2009-10-17 12:28 PM (#394396 - in reply to #394384)
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But, I LIKE margerine! I DON'T like butter. To me it's always tasted like sour milk, and I don't like milk either.


Alison, I'm shocked

;)
Willa
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2ifbyC
Posted 2009-10-17 12:34 PM (#394397 - in reply to #394384)
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Originally posted by CanterburyStrings:
tasted like sour milk, and I don't like milk either.
Which begs the question, how can ya tell when buttermilk goes bad?
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PEZ
Posted 2009-10-17 5:06 PM (#394398 - in reply to #394384)
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Is all my slick buttery playing gtars why I have
to take colesterol meds???
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