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Location: east coast usa | i was in new york 2 weeks ago and ran across this line, very innovative with the Lateral Compression Soundboard, where the strings are anchored directly to the soundboard....and the continually adjustable neck which is really amazing how one can move the neck closer to the strings without de-tuning.
by the way nice to see everyone...ive been helpin my dad out since mom is in rehab trying to get stronger for her upcoming operation,,, and ive been a little down hearing the news that my only son is being yanked out of college for a year tour in iraq.
thanks everyone for your prayers for peace!
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Location: Utah | Geneo,
Thank you to your son for his service. Is he National Guard?
As to Babicz, I've seen the name but know nothing about them. Someone with real info will be along shortly. |
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Location: east coast usa | Originally posted by FlySig:
[QB] Geneo,
Thank you to your son for his service. Is he National Guard?
yes he is army guard....he was working on his degree as he wants to be commissioned, his company will be leaving in a couple of months to pave the way for an Apache helo squadron. ill let Ross know you kind thanks.... |
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Location: NJ | I have seen and played the guitars. they are ok but did not make me want to buy one.
I am no so sure I buy into the mojo.
you need some string tension to drive the top |
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Location: east coast usa | interesting....thank u al... did u play the smaller hollow body electric or the acoustic jumbo? |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | I've seen them
About as exciting as a good taylor.
Thoughts are with your son. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Interesting design, but not for me.
Best of luck with your mom and your son. |
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Location: Cherry Hill, NJ | I've played them at guitar shows. Interesting concept of sound projection. Although I wasn't overly sold on them, I have to give the guy credit for the concept. It wasn't too long ago some guy produced round back guitars with a lyrachord back. |
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Location: Nashville, TN | I had a artist top of the line 'Import' model & liked the guitar..it was no loud but had the longest sustain of any acoustic I had ever played...
Dan
http://www.babiczguitars.com/cgi-bin/display_friends.pl?060 |
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Location: east coast usa | Originally posted by DanSchafer:
[QB] I had a artist top of the line 'Import' model & liked the guitar..it was no loud but had the longest sustain of any acoustic I had ever played...
Dan
thanks Dan i just bought a identity jumbo total acoustic no cutaway ....and your so right...this guitar has fantastic sustain and projects like a cannon. btw ...love the link photo...very cool and wow ur background is impressive... very nice  |
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anybody ever hear of Babicz Guitars?
