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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | I was disappointed that I had to keep borrowing a guitar at the Amelia clinic, and I've been thinking about an Adamas SSB to use as a full-size travel guitar, preferring the ruggedness and smaller depth of a carbon top SSB. So after exchanging a few emails about what to look for, and deciding that an 1881 is probably the answer, I find one on the Bay and toss out a lowball offer just to test the water. BINGO! We have a winner. To my amazement, he accepted it. Now I have to get serious about waterproofing the case and tying this bad boy down on the big BMW for the ride out to the PNW gathering. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Congrats Brad! I was looking at that just this morning (just looking); this is the 2nd or third time its been on the bay and I was wondering when someone would buy it! Great Git, Congrats!
I used to carry my Fender Villager 12 in one of the saddlebag bottoms on my Electra Glide when I lived in Phoenix back in the day! So much fun!
Enjoy! |
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Location: East Tennessee | Great grab.
You would make Trader Jim proud. |
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Location: South of most, North of few |   |
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| Very nice. Look forward to playing it. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | That's just a bit nicer than the little Applause I bought my daughter as a travel guitar. But I expect it cost more than $76 and sounds way better.
If you pull a trailer that could haul a few guitars, would you stop in Boise and pick up a few of mine on your way to Miles'? |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Nice!! |
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Location: Jet City | Sweet! I look forward to fondling that thing! |
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Like I need another guitar, but . . .
