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Location: Boise, Idaho | Just to cause trouble (which is usually why I vote), I'll add the 87 Collector's, unless someone else votes for that, then I'll go with the 30th Anniversary CL. See why I can't decide? They are all good choices, unlike voting for politicians. (Sorry, Al.) |
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Location: south east Michigan | ute |
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Location: PDX | Heresy! My Collings C10, no contest.
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Location: Orlando, FL | Definitely the #47 RI. |
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | No question... my doubleneck, it could also double as a rain catcher for drinking water :D |
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Location: SoCal | 47RI
as it is small, try to sneak in the MM68 as I would finally have time to learn. |
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Location: Munich, Germany | Agreed with Steve.
The #47. No need for electronics, composite top - and the voice.
Til i don't have my acoustic only wideneck slothead, it will be the #47.
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Of the ones I don't own
#47
Of the ones I own
MEWP or Papoose for my electric. |
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Location: CA | Long as we're doing hypotheticals, I would be happy with whichever guitar Shania happened to swim ashore holding onto, since she would be caught on the island with me. Oh, and don't forget the cases of cold beer which would also wash ashore. Mmmmm . . . beeeer |
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Location: Omaha, NE | What if the choice was between Shania or the guitar? |
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Location: Nashville TN. | Thunderbolt |
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Location: GA USA | This is a pretty easy question when you've only got one acoustic guitar. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | all of them.
Next question? |
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Location: East Tennessee | Country Artist. As Dave said "Nylon strings would last longer. |
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Location: big island | Originally posted by Omaha:
What if the choice was between Shania or the guitar? shania who? |
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Location: Vermont USA | I'd be pleased with any Ovation, they all can take the heat.
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Location: Chehalis, Washington | I refuse to name my "Last" guitar, since it could end up being that way. ;) |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | I'd be happy with Andrea
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Location: Brisbane Australia | And her choice of guitar of course
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Location: Chicago | This is a pretty easy question when you've only got one acoustic guitar.
Well, the idea was ANY guitar you've played. What is simply the best.
Looks like the #47 RI wins.... Go Adamas! |
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| A composite guitar with titanium tuners and an endless supply of nylon strings..as long as we are being practical.. :rolleyes: |
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Location: Germany | Definitely #47RI.
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | #47 and plenty of string sets!
Besides BegginJM is bringing a great 12 ( :D ) |
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Location: GA USA | Originally posted by dobro:
Well, the idea was ANY guitar you've played. Oops. My bad. I do love the 47 and ute, but when my fingers got sore at DZilla's, it surely felt nice to be the one playing the 1674 Country Artist. I'm tempted to go with that one. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | I would have to say my Remington 870, cause if I could only have one guitar, I would have to shoot myself. (Gary, you were right) :eek: |
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Your LAST guitar????
