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Location: Germany, where delicious wine is growing (Rheinh) | FD14 #34 (with the gloss neck)
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Location: Michigan | ute |
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Location: Utah | Of the ones I own, the 2080. Great sound unplugged, great sound plugged in. Nice neck but not perfect.
The Patriot hits the appearance factor but does not have electronics. Perhaps with an OpPro Studio installed it would get the nod. One outstanding sounding acoustic guitar!
If ordering a custom, it would be an Adamas cutaway deep contour, wide neck, soft v carve neck profile, suspension ring, reverse red burst textured finish, VIP preamp, walnut fretboard, and a modified version of the 2080 swoosh (no aluminum showing), gold 18:1 ratio locking tuners. |
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Location: Tennessee | I refuse to answer this question for fear SOMEone might find this site and use my answer against me. For the record ... there is no such situation as proposed in the premise. You need lots of guitars and can never be satisfied with just one. |
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Location: Round Rock, TX | Yes, absolutely. The premise is absurd on the face of it. One guitar - sheesh, as if... |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | How do you make God laugh???
Make HIM choose just one guitar........... |
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Location: CA | Gretsch White Falcon.
If I could only have one... |
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Location: Flahdaw | Originally posted by Beal:
How do you make God laugh???
Make HIM choose just one guitar........... Careful, he may decide He wants your old Martin. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | My 1187 SSB cutaway custom |
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Location: Flahdaw | Originally posted by ProfessorBB:
My 1187 SSB cutaway custom Does that have a wide neck? |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Originally posted by dark bar:
Originally posted by ProfessorBB:
My 1187 SSB cutaway custom Does that have a wide neck? |
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| Hands down a Balladeer Standard.
It does everything well. |
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Location: GA USA | My 1868 Elite is the one guitar that I would replace asap. It's not tops on anyone else's list, but it just fits me like no other guitar I've had. |
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Location: San Francisco, CA | Acoustic: My '98 Collings D-1
Electric: My '07 Gibson ES-335 |
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Location: Denver | Mt PSF-94 Santa Fe hands down. As much as I love my 1617 the Tak can do everything I ask and more. It's my favorite when recording and performing...
www.cdbaby.com/dansauer |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Welcome, Judge. Where are you located? Any relativity to your login name? Shoot me a PM. |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | If you had just one guitar, what would it be? ...
Mine (: |
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Location: Flahdaw | If I only had one guitar, then that would mean I could only AFFORD one guitar, and I would be happy with it whether it was a Martin, an Esteban, or a custom painted OMA special!!! |
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if you had just one guitar what would it be?
