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Posts: 194
Location: Huntington Beach | In my quest for another O I have learned alot. Today I compared different eras and bracings. 2007BCS, GC reissue, the Anniversary, and my '78 1617 with VT-8. I like the 1617 the best. Most open and balanced. All the others including BCS sound thuddy on the low E. Maybe I'll stop looking and stick with what I have. To get something comparable - though different - to the 1617 takes you to $2000+ Taylors and Martins. Maybe my next O will be a T or an M. But I love my 1617. |
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May 2008
Posts: 1553
Location: Indiana | Maybe your next O should be an A. |
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February 2009
Posts: 194
Location: Huntington Beach | Maybe so. I am in Orange County, CA which strangely is deprived of good music stores and Adamas is so rare I can recall only seeing 1 in over 30 years out here. I will make an effort to seek one out. I have read alot of praise here for them. |
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May 2008
Posts: 1553
Location: Indiana | Unfortunately, it's not just Orange County.
Adami are rare... and that's a shame. |
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Posts: 4619
Location: SoCal | in Orange County?
hmmm, maybe Paul should have another get-together?
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