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Location: Chehalis, Washington | Ditto! I've been a CL fan since I began playing guitar. My first O was an 1869 CL in cherry burst, which I still think is one of the coolest looking and playing guitars ever made.
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Location: ranson,wva | when i started getting back in to guitars in july of last year i had 1 worn out matrix,then i bought a cs257,2 more 1132'2. i sold the 257 and bought the folklore off mike,then bought a balladeer and academy..and soon to be a country artist...made a lot of friends and learned alot..you cant put a price on that. the cl is a verry beautiful guitar, i aim to own one in the near future..jason |
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Location: Chehalis, Washington | Jason, start saving your pennies, and I'll keep ahold of this 1869 CL for you... ;) |
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Location: ranson,wva | the cl is #3 on my have to own list, i already got my folklore and the 1624 is in the works so they are off the list. the next 3 i want to have in this life time is a adamas slothead wideneck,adamasII and the cl..ps andrew i looked thru my messy desk and you shold have your case this week i estimated it to arive between tuesday-thursday..jason |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Add $250 on my tab for a Boss digital loop machine because somebody on this forum posted a video clip of Kaki using hers at the L.A. Art Museum . . .
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