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| In a recent post Andrea said "show me yours and I'll show you mine..." Well I finally stopped playing my 1537 long enough (thanks again, Andrew!) to take some pix. So, Andrea, you're move...
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Location: South of most, North of few | Very pretty Sergio. I've got a nice 12 string that would complement that one. Cheap too. You and the family could come by for a visit and save on the shipping. :D |
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| Believe me, I've given it serious thought Jimbo. I've got a line on a 1658 right now which is what I really want, but if that doesn't work out I may be dropping by for a visit ;) |
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Location: South of most, North of few | I'll leave the light on. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Originally posted by Trader Jim:
I'll leave the light on. Such is the life of a "Trader". :) |
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Location: Cicero, NY | I really like that coloring. When mine was at the 'Ship last year for a full makeover, I was VERY close to having that done. Very nice. |
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Location: GA USA | That guitar arrived at g8r's house just before we did. We all had the same response... "You didn't say it was a sunburst... sweet!" |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Very beautiful! |
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Location: UK | Ok g8r , gonna take some pics tonight or tommorrow but need the help of 3 body builders to lift it off its stand , got to be the heaviest guitar ever , by the way yours looks stunning , love that sunburst finish and being shallow really want a sunburst for myself , just got to shift the larrivee |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Serge....this would make a nice match...
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Location: Chehalis, Washington | Shameless... :rolleyes: |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Andrew, is that my old 1537 that I traded to the nameless one in Texas?
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| Stephen, if it is you can rest assured it's found it's last home. You can get reacquainted with it at Amelia. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Just curious.
Out of all the 1537's that I owned, the tobacco sunburst was the absolute best. Killer tone! |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Originally posted by edensharvest:
Shameless... :rolleyes: I know. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Gotta love me..... |
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| Anybody want to see mine? ;)
two of the babies just got home today, I'll take some pictures tomorrow as soon as I quit drooling from the fumes from the fresh glues and finishes... and quit marveling at the stunning job that John, Kim, Darren and crew did.. the 1115 and the 1537 are the ones that arrived today... the 1985-x classical elite should be here in a day or two...
they are gorgeous(severe understatement), and sound great(another understatement) and am positive they will open up nicely!
Char may be getting out of the hospital by the end of the week... still trying to get her stabilized on the blood thinners.
my son just came back down to help out while Char's recovering... getting him settled in, he brought his MOB47 and my 71 Balladeer down with him.
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| Glenn - that's good news about Char, she's still in our prayers.
And, absolutely YES we want pictures! |
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Location: Chehalis, Washington | Stephen,
That one I actually got from a fellow OFC'er...used to have a natural one and wanted to try the sunburst for comparison. It was no contest - the burst was WAY better, even comparing 1537's which all sound killer anyway. If I wasn't financing something bigger I'd never let go of one again, but as the saying goes... :D |
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| Originally posted by edensharvest:
If I wasn't financing something bigger I'd never let go of one again... That's gotta be something huge. I can't imagine ever getting rid of this guitar. (Well, maybe if it were being replaced with Beal's 2080D or #35 :p ) |
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Location: Chehalis, Washington | Well...truth be told, I'm working my way into four or five custom one-off's of various builds and setups that will suffice for my playing desires for the rest of my life. Of course, it will take the rest of my life to be able to afford all of them. In the running is a McPherson and of course a custom Adamas, but currently I'm having a hand-made Cornerstone Adi/Myrtle SJ made, with custom inlays and the works.
Basically selling several to buy one, which I expect I'll do many more times before I fill the stable with the definite "keepers." I'll regret selling that one at some point, but that's just how it goes... ;) |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by edensharvest:
I'm working my way into four or five custom one-off's of various builds and setups that will suffice for my playing desires for the rest of my life. Andrew, let us know how that works out for you... :rolleyes: |
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Andrea - show me yours...
