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Location: Michigan | Could not resist. Alvarez Yari CY127CE. The one is the photo is not mine. The one I have in layaway has a bit more milage on it.
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Location: Newington, CT | Nice! Look at all that yummy acreage down by the first fret! Now if only they could make that in a steel string! |
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Location: Michigan | Yea, Lots of room. It will take a bit of getting used to. It seems about twice as wide as my legend. Couldn't resist though. It played great, sounded good, electronics were sound, and when I was trying to find information on the guitar, value, materials, reviews etc...I found out it was the same model Carlos Santana used for a while, so there ya go...
I think it might fit my style..pluck, two, three, four :) |
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Location: Denver | I had a Yari a few years ago. Great action. It was a nice guitar. Unfortunately it became a casualty in my quest for my Takamine EF381C. You can never enough 12 strings. |
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Location: Newington, CT | Well, it sure is pretty! I hope you have many, many hours of pleasure with it! |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Did someone call my name?
Nice guitar... |
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Location: Michigan | Picked it up yesterday. Wow the neck is wide. Makes my ute neck seem like a kids starter electric neck. Changed the strings (what a pain in the behind..at least for the first time). Sounds wonderful though and the action is perfect. Passive pickup but run through a little fishmanpremap and it is really magical. It has just enough dings on it for me to have fun and not worry about my clumsyness. |
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Non O coming...a fat neck woodie
