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Location: Marlton, NJ | Here they are, together at last. Like the many members on this board, there is variety and different personalities - each one unique. Some day I'll learn how to play them - but at least I won't be bored! One of these days, the solidbodies will join the fray.
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1112 Custom Balladeer (obviously a work in progress):
Millenium:
1624 Country Artist:
1118 - Glen Campbell 12:
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Location: Stow, Ohio | Are they pointing to magnetic north?
Hey, one of those strumminators doesn't have it's
twangy wires on it, what gives??
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Location: Marlton, NJ | That one's waiting on a bridge transplant. I recently added an OpPro to it. |
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Location: Stow, Ohio | Originally posted by CrimsonLake:
That one's waiting on a bridge transplant. I recently added an OpPro to it. Are you making a non electric electric? |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Yep - that's the plan. I need a good backup to use in church services. |
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Location: Stow, Ohio | Getcha a BC Rich Warklock...That'll shake 'em up :D
Cool, I love doing guitar mods.
I can't wait 'till I put a Floyd Rose on my Celebrity..hahahahahahahahahahaha |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Very nice, CL. |
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Location: big island | sweet! very sweet, mike!
i would guess the millennium sounds like my w597 plugged in, which is excellent. acoustically, i imagine the #47 is the cannon. |
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Location: Stow, Ohio | Nice collection,
Unfortunately I can't have one of those deep bowl guitars.
It would look like a basket ball being balanced on a beach ball. :D |
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Location: ranson,wva | randy,the #47's are cannons. ive had the plaesure aof playing 2 of them........mike verry nice. my collection has goten kinda slim but thats gonna change soon..lol jason |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Originally posted by Elliot Meldoy:
like a basket ball balanced on a beach ball. It is very much a learned skill. I picked it up naturally over time but you can see dozens of men doing it at The Gathering I suspect.
Really, it's easier than it looks. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | The #47s are just perfect in everyway - balanced and loud. All I can say about the Millenium is that it sings. I get so many compliments at church - and when I started using the Roland with a little chorus during the fingerpicking songs it's just amazing. When it's got strings on, the CB is also a cannon.
I've only had a couple of days with the GC 12. It is so easy to play and sounds fantastic. I keep playing the first few notes from "Wish You Were Here" - I have to learn that one. I just got the Country Artist today, so really haven't had much time at all with it. I've been learning "Mood For a Day" on steel strings - it is SOOO much easier on a nylon string.
I have to hand it to Stuart Miller and RtMoose for taking such great care of these two guitars - they're both in great shape and sound great. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Oh yeah - while I was sad to see the '05 go becuase of the contour bowl, the deep bowls are just fine on the beach balls - believe me, I know! |
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Location: ranson,wva | mike, i played the contour when we was at als in january and i didnt find it that comfortable. now im not a skinny guy but that damn contour dug into my ribs..it was sweet player tho...hows the solids coming along?? jason |
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Location: Thailand | Great collection!
Crimsonlake, you should make a space for your OFC guitar!
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Povation - thanks! The GAS attack for one of the original 12 was cataclysmic (sp?) as I'm sure it was for a bunch of us here. I wanted to get #5 to go along with the 47RI but common sense and a massive tax bill won out so I'll be enjoying what I've got for awhile... and loving it! I'm sure Al hasn't heard the last of me yet though. ;) ;)
Jason - slowly - those darn kids just keep coming up with other things to do! |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | And BTW - EVERY guitar I've got is an OFC guitar! |
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The Family is Complete (for now)
