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Location: South of most, North of few | Beautiful solid mahogany back and sides with solid spruce top. 1 3/4 nut, no pick guard, open gear tuners. As close to a D18 Martin as you can get for a fraction of the price. If you haven't tried a Blueridge, you are in for a surprise when you play one. They are one of the best crafted, and sounding imports out there. There are a few VERY small depressions in the top and back (maybe 3 total) that are hard to see even in bright light. Anyone I've dealt with will tell you I'm pretty picky about finishes, and these don't bother me at all. Comes with Superior gig bag. Just installed a new set of Martin SP lights and she's ready to go. 425.00 shipped Conn US.
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Posts: 1119
Location: Michigan | These are great guitars. I have yet to play a Blueridge that I did not like. Somebody will be very happy with this one. (is has relativly little headstock bling for a Blueridge...a good thing) |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Agreed Rich. I never did like their BLING on the headstocks. Anyway, I think this one is sold pending payment. |
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Location: Flahdaw | Jeez TJ, I just asked you a while back if you had anything in a wider nut available. This looks interesting, but I just bought something else. |
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Location: closely held secret | If it was more than 72 hours ago, he probably hadn't bought it yet... |
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Location: South of most, North of few | True John, I just got this one about a week ago. :D
Sold it for what I had in it. |
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Blueridge BR 140
