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Posts: 766
Location: New Hampsha | Applauses don't get the respect they deserve, even in the OFC.
Applause Owners Unite!
Post a pic of your baby and tell us why you like it!
I'll lead off:
I had a AA-21 and found it to be a great sounding starter guitar that sounded better than the competing units (Tak Jasmine or Rogue POS).
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May 2008
Posts: 160
Location: Montana | My first guitar was an Applause so I have a fondness and respect for them yet today. Here is my Applause Voyager AA10 betweenst her big brothers. My wife calls it my 6 string uke. I love it because it is fun to play and even though it has a full size fretboard it is still easy to transport (fits in an airplane overhead compartment easily). So I end up playing anywhere and everywhere. And it is one tough little guitar ...
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November 2004
Posts: 367
Location: Eaton, Indiana | I have one of the orginal applause guitars. I bought this guitar 7 years ago for $25. I installed a Baggs pickup in it, added a set of
Grover tuners, a new nut, and a new sound hole ring. Straight neck, only minor fret wear, now dressed.
Hard for some to believe, this is my main concert
and recording guitar. Played at over 600 concerts. I wish they still made them!
Sorry, no pics
Scott Lamperd B C (Before computers) |
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July 2003
Posts: 3111
Location: Nashville TN. | I bought one for my brothers office,
The deep bowl sound imppressive for the money.
Better than guitars costing twice as much |
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March 2005
Posts: 2791
Location: Atlanta, GA. | Applauses don't get the respect they deserve, even in the OFC. Aw, sometimes we just get tired of picking on taylor$. |
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August 2007
Posts: 1008
Location: Tuscany, Italy | Originally posted by PEZ:
I bought one for my brothers office,
The deep bowl sound imppressive for the money.
Better than guitars costing twice as much +1
just got an early Moosup Applause recently and WOW ! It has the mojo of the most costly sisters. |
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March 2007
Posts: 698
Location: Cork, Ireland | Still my one and only 6-string guitar and I love it |
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March 2007
Posts: 698
Location: Cork, Ireland | and here's a picture with its older sister
www.flickr.com/photos/37071329@N02/3411958935/ |
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January 2010
Posts: 4
Location: West Alexandria, OH | I have a circa 1975 Applause (Made in USA). I love it and you are right. They do not get the respect they deserve!! |
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April 2008
Posts: 288
Location: New Hampshire, USA | Here's mine. Got it new for Christmas in 1976, and it still plays great. The label fell out of it long ago, and I can never remember the model number.
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Posts: 2683
Location: Hot Springs, S.D. | That's an AA14-4. |
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