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Joined: January 2006 Posts: 5881
Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Originally posted by Country Artist:
I vote for a Jim Croce model Ovation.
sunburst Legend acoustic/electric. Agreed. Would I buy one? I think I may already have something that's real close. |
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Joined: March 2005 Posts: 5563
Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Ditto, but it's a nice thought...and would be a good thing to do...about twenty years ago... |
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Joined: May 2003 Posts: 4389
Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Electric:
The VXT. It's useful. In terms of design, the Breadwinner.
Acoustic:
An early Glenn Campbell model, or a balladeer.
Nylon:
Pre 1980 1624CA |
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Joined: January 2006 Posts: 2120
Location: Chicago | 1117, my baby from 1974. I solved the problem mentioned by Damon only 3 years ago by installing modern "guts" (Fishman PreFix Pro). On MY NING SITE you can hear its uplugged sound clearly in the tune "LULLABY".
Bracing: My '74 1117 has a VT 11 bracing pattern:
the horizontal braces below the sound-hole don't meet, and two longest verticals extend "south east" without meeting the lower horizontal. Nor do they meet a smallish third horizontal in the south eastern corner (as in VT 10). The brace above the sound-hole is just like it is in the VT8 and VT10. |
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Joined: March 2004 Posts: 1388
Location: Paris/France | 1674-4 Country Artist Cutaway.
Because this guitar is so easy to play, she's so nice and its sound is great when plugged in!!
It's probably the first nylon string guitar dedicated to the non classical players.
I love mine.
J ;)
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Joined: August 2003 Posts: 2246
Location: Yucaipa, California | I'd put Al and Cliffie in the capsule. By then the World would be completely out of true, quality, honest gear sellers and they should at least learn from the Master.... and then there is Cliff... boy could they learn from him! |
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