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| Glen Campbell 1618 (a/e, stacked knobs)) deep bowl, slothead, dark sunburst. Pristine. Minty fresh.
Tony and I traded guitars.
I got the 1618 the day before I headed off to the Berkshire's for a three day jam.
I promptly put away my Gibson J200 and headed off into 12 string nirvana.
What an amazing freakin' guitar. I love it.
Thanks Tony. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | How do you like your Fylde Orsino? |
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| The Orsino is my old workhorse. Well played in, a couple of minor repaired cracks but it is my favorite dreadnaught.
It's a powerful guitar for dropped tunings, easy to play and seems to focus the sound out front of the guitar.
Whenever I play it I will inevitably hear someone say "that's beautiful, what kind of guitar is that?" |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Nice guitar. |
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Glen Campbell 1618 of the Gods
