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Location: Phoenix AZ | I've already got the 18 version of that guitar (D18VS). It's a slope shoulder 18 body 12-fret wideneck slothead. It is an incredible tone monster. B/S are mahogany. The rosewood 28 version must be absolutely amazing. Someday. |
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Location: NJ | I guess it takes a MAN to like D size guitars.... |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by alpep:
I guess it takes a MAN to like D size guitars.... Who you callin' a man ... errr, wait that's not exactly how I meant that. Let me start over.
A D sized guitar is not the most comfortable thing in the world to hold and play (at least for me). It's a BIG box. BUT, with that big 'ol box can sometimes come one hell of a great sound.
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Location: Hicksville, NY | Originally posted by Jeff:
Originally posted by ignimbyte:
It's been 24 hours since I walked out of Mandolin's Bros.' front door with a brand spankin' new HD-28. ignimbyte,
Congratulations from one HD-28 owner to another! You got an awesome guitar too... Enjoy! :) |
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