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dwg preacher
Posted 2012-11-13 2:12 PM (#461770)
Subject: soloette?



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Location: Denver, CO		Anyone have any experience with a soloette guitar?

http://www.soloette.com/index.php

Saw a guy demoing these and was pretty impressed. Especially the SongBird model.
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Darkbar
Posted 2012-11-13 2:16 PM (#461771 - in reply to #461770)
Subject: Re: soloette?



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Location: Flahdaw		It looks like something I could make out in my garage with a coat hanger, a canoe oar, and some string.
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jay
Posted 2012-11-13 4:01 PM (#461776 - in reply to #461771)
Subject: Re: soloette?



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Location: Texas

Been done





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Mark in Boise
Posted 2012-11-13 4:35 PM (#461778 - in reply to #461770)
Subject: Re: soloette?


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Location: Boise, Idaho		I've seen these and thought they were a bit pricey. Traveler is similar and I think Yamaha also makes a similar one. I haven't been traveling much the last couple months and quit looking at travel guitars.
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dwg preacher
Posted 2012-11-13 4:38 PM (#461779 - in reply to #461770)
Subject: Re: soloette?



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Location: Denver, CO		I was mostly impressed with the "pickup-in-a-tube" thing that doubles as a bridge. Yes they are a bit overpriced.
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SOBeach
Posted 2012-11-13 5:47 PM (#461782 - in reply to #461770)
Subject: RE: soloette?


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Location: sitting at my computer

Interesting... kinda Salvador Dali or Picaso lookin'. 

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dvd
Posted 2012-11-13 5:55 PM (#461784 - in reply to #461770)
Subject: Re: soloette?



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Posts: 1889

Location: Central Massachusetts		I hear they slip off your leg!
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CanterburyStrings
Posted 2012-11-13 6:48 PM (#461789 - in reply to #461770)
Subject: Re: soloette?


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Posts: 2683

Location: Hot Springs, S.D.		These have been around for years and years: http://www.ariausa.com/guitars/as100s.html
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