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Location: Budd Lake, NJ | Actually, I think of male banjo pickers as "Twangsters," which would make Guitargirl and me "Twangstas." ("Girls in the 'Hood"?? :D ;) )
Seeing as I know about 7 chords and one picking pattern, I am technically just a banjo owner, not a "Twangsta" at all. :( (But in my heart I am. :D )
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Location: Indiana | First O was an 1111-4. Had kluson keys on it. Sold it to a neighbor about 25 years ago. He still has it and won't sell it. Neither of us live in same town now.
FWIW, my second O was also an 1111-4 with an after market PU added. Sold it to singer in band I was in. Bought it back from him. Traded it to my brother for a computer.Computer is no long of this world. He still has the guitar...I hope. Wish I still had them both.
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Location: Waurika OK | My first O was a 1617. I traded for in Sep. of 2003. When i got home with it,started researching what in the world i had done. Found the OFC that same day. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Originally posted by Jewel's Mom:
Seeing as I know about 7 chords and one picking pattern, I am technically just a banjo owner, not a "Twangsta" at all. :( (But in my heart I am. :D )
--Karen I guess that makes me a "Guitar Owner"... That kinda sux :eek: |
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Location: Nashville TN. | Thunderbolt bought new still go it
play it out often |
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What was your first O?
