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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | 1967 D-28 S
Expensive; but these are RARE (esp. in this condition)...and so nice! I doubt you'd find another.
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Location: Thailand | Hi MusicMishka,
Congratulations, 1187-247 RI #87 (coming soon)
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Very nice. I've got the HD Indian rosewood of the same guitar. One of the best 2 or 3 sounding guitars that I own.
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Location: NJ | Hey, Dave!
YOU'VE played a bunch of these things . . .
. . did'ya ever see/play the Ian Anderson model??
It's a small-bodied (almost "parlour") guitar.
Just curious if you'd ever seen one, and what your impressions might be.
I always liked the sound of his acoustic on records (the "live" sound was another story, tho . . .) |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Hi MusicMishka,
Congratulations, 1187-247 RI #87 (coming soon)
povation
Thanks my Friend...I know you know how excited I am about this ...at long last...I'll post when it is finally here...
Congrats back on your new additions...
Blessings... |
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Location: Tychy, Poland | i really dislike this guitar's shape. |
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Location: ms | MusicMishka, I have a friend that has a Martin like this one. His does not have the V-neck that my D18VS had (and i hated). Man its one sweet guitar. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Nice guitar, they seem to be starting the biding at the top of what it's worth. Interesting strategy, of course maybe it's worth more than that. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by cliff:
Hey, Dave! YOU'VE played a bunch of these things . . . did'ya ever see/play the Ian Anderson model?? it's a small-bodied (almost "parlour") guitar. It's a 0-28 sized. I saw it at NAMM a few years ago but never played it. There is a "sting" model that is similar.
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Location: South of most, North of few | and....only 250.00 to ship. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Won with a Best Offer of $5,995.00 US. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Congrats Mike. That's a nice guitar. Make sure we get a full report.
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Gee Dave, Thanks: I didn't mean to mislead you but unfortunatly I did not win the auction; I was just posting that it sold...I would love to have been the new proud owner...but...I am financing 47RI #87....nothing new for me for quite some time I'm afraid...except of course a killer new Adamas!
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Location: Simpsonville, SC | Wow, Very nice Music! Enjoy it!
Pics and comments upon arrival please. |
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Location: SoCal | Boy, I'd love to have a Martin like this one. Then I could sell it, and buy 2-3 Ovations/Adamii that I'd really like to have..... |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Someone got a very nice Martin guitar...I am really looking forward to getting the 47 here...yes, Jim, I will post pic's and a full report!
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Awesome Slothead Martin
