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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | A gigantic and grateful thanx to BT717 for this super SWEET 1614-1 Folklore he found locally. On the phone he said it was at least an 8-8.5. Well, let me tell ya'll, if Bob offers a '6', jump all over it! This puppy is a solid 9.5! 
  
TJ, sorry 'bout eking ya out, but I did respond within 40 minutes of Bob's post.
He did a great job on cleaning and packing this 30 year old sweetie. She's still a little fretboard thirsty, but so am I and I'm twice as old and not near as pretty!
BTW, karma is soooo sweet; BT got a great deal on a black Legend LX today that he had been seeking. Awaiting the pics...
Bob, again thanx!  |
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Location: Scotland | That's a killer 'burst. I've never seen a Folklore with a tobacco sunburst as light as that, very nice. |
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Location: ms | Thats super nice !!!! And no cracks.. |
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Location: big island | iffy,
s'gotta be the finest ovation burst i've ever laid my eyes upon. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by gulfcoast:
Thats super nice !!!! And no cracks.. Notta one! No evidence of one starting neither. There are two minimal dimples that only Damon could 'capture'.
Paul & lanaki, the sunburst may be a half-shade darker in indirect or indoor light. The pic was taken with a bright setting sun to the right.
All I need is to find an 'O' case in that the one that the FL arrived in is not original. Nonetheless, I'm a happy camper!  |
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| Congrats! That is a beautiful burst. Bet it sounds SWEET. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Gorgeous. I love the sound of those, too. |
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Location: Vernon CT | Your Welcome Johnny!!! There was a part of me that wanted to keep it, but, it was just a hair over my budget at the moment and when I saw it in the condition it was in I just had to make sure it stayed in the OFC Family. :)
Guys and Gals, She is a near flawless guitar for being 35 years old. the electronics work perfectly!!
Now, my story real quick. Found a guy who bought a black 2077LX. wanted $500.00 for it.
Tried to to talk him down to $400.00 but he said
$450.00. Then told me the 2077LX was to much guitar for him as all he did was strum and did not plug in. Said he was going to buy a "Cheap" acoustic just to have. So I offered my 1111-1 Balladeer which above the 7-8th fret buzzed like crazy and $250. (only paid 75 for it) I now have my Black Legend!!! :D
Johnny, Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Location: East Tennessee | Sweet looking guitar. I love the burst. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Great get Johnny. I guess I'm getting slow in my old age... |
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Location: Vernon CT | T.J,
You would of sold it in a week or 2 anyway!!
Think of the trouble you saved your self! ;) |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by Trader Jim:
I guess I'm getting slow in my old age... Naw, I just get more 'puter time... 
Has anyone put 'silks' on their Folklore? How'd ya like 'em? |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | I like Martin Clapton's Choice on mine. I know it doesn't sound like a good match, but I think they have a nice sound for fingerpicking.
I ran out of strings a few months ago and bought a set of those. Now I have so many sets of strings I'm going to lose track of what's on what once I start changing them. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
Now I have so many sets of strings I'm going to lose track of what's on what once I start changing them. That's why I try to remember to put the box/sleeve in the case neck compartment! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | All the cases are in the storeroom, labeled, so I can remember which case goes to the guitar. Too many guitars, but don't quote me on that. I was going to systematically change all the 14 fretters, except the Country Artist, to D'Adds and the 12 fretters, except the Classic, to the Claptons, but I got sidetracked after 3 or 4. Or was it 5? Then I got some cheap John Pearse strings that I thought I'd try, but can't decide which ones and then brought back a bunch of Adamas 1818s from Miles', so that screwed up my "system". |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | A dilemma you have! ;)
How 'bout a spreadsheet of gits and current strings? I have a git .xls file for record keeping. Ummm, maybe I should add a 'strings' column... |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | That sounds like a good idea . . . as soon as I figure out how to do a spreadsheet. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Mark,
Give me a day or so and I'll send ya one where all ya'll have to do is 'plug' in the data. I'll include a 'sample' entry showing how I handle the info. It's not perfect but it gives me something to refer to.
My next Xcel project is to provide links within the spreadsheet relating to the web info I've collected/found for each git. So little time... |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Thanks. I have a guitar/date purchased/cost list, but did it in Word. I can't remember if we even have Excel at home. I might try to transfer that to a spreadsheet this weekend and add a spot for string changes. But then, I will probably go on a winery tour tomorrow and play golf on Sunday. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
But then, I will probably go on a winery tour tomorrow and play golf on Sunday. Soooo, then ya'll have the rest of the year to get your 'poop into one pile'! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | No, I'll never have enough time for that. Next two weekends will be at the cabin away from the computer. By then I'll have forgotten what I was going to do. There will always be something. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Gorgeous! Very, Very Nice! Congrats! |
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Location: Nashville TN. | sweet |
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Location: Orlando, FL | Nice get. Beautiful burst! |
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Another One (On My List) Bites the Dust!
