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Location: Studio City, California, USA | hey what can i say. I had no idea those guitars were that good. Somebody once said: "only the idiots don't change their mind" or something like that.
D'aquisto is it. Just out of this world.
THX
PS: My Adamas is still my hear though. But damn!!!!!! |
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Location: SoCal | Ced, where'd you play it? |
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Location: Studio City, California, USA | You all gonna laugh!!!!! I don't even know if i should say this. Oh well. I was invited to buddhist meeting in Long Beach in a park. The kind of stuff with BBQ....ect and they had a few people part of the buddhist thing that came with instrument and played to entertain the people. One of them had the d'aquisto. When he took it out of the case, i saw it from the other side of the park. The shape of the body is so out there that i was thinking "what the hell is that". Walked over talked to the guy and played it real quick. I looked trying to figure out if i could make a run with it. LoL!!!!!!!!!!
Those babies are something else. I chalenge anyone to play one and tell me it's not the best. And i'm talking day and nght. There are guitars and then there's D'aquistos. Liek i said i already started saving and selling stuff to get one. And the look of it. D'Aquisto is it. Trust me on that. |
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Location: NJ | I really love the "GuitarCognoscenti" . . . . |
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Location: NJ | Yeah, me too . . |
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Location: Studio City, California, USA | it was one like this one, just the older version with a couple of more holed in the body.
http://cgi.ebay.com/DAQUISTO-DQ-TD-TEARDROP-ARCHTOP-BRAND-NEW-AWESO... |
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Location: East Tennessee | moody said it best. Now go have a bowl of ice cream.
By the way, unlike ice cream, all peanut butter is not the same. Peter Pan smooth is the best.
I have two Martins and four Ovations,(maybe three, one is a celebrity) I love each one because each one sounds different,not better but different.
Plugged in nothing beats an Ovation. |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Originally posted by BIG O:
I mentioned earlier that McPherson hollow bodies and Rick Turner solid bodies are bar none the best sounding guitars on the planet. I got blasted for that. Unless you've played these, then you really don't know any better. I think you might be missing the point here, Big O. If you had said "I mentioned earlier that McPherson hollow bodies and Rick Turner solid bodies are bar none the best sounding guitars on the planet TO ME", it may have garnered a more palatable response. And I would pretty much guarantee that some of the players in this forum have played some of the most outstanding guitars made, regardless of the name on the front so I would have to argue that they probably do, in fact, know as much if not better.
So, do as they do. Just choose your favorite flavor and play. :cool: |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | I like playing a rubber band stretched between my thumb and middle finger... |
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Location: Orlando, FL | I like playing a rubber band stretched between my thumb and middle finger... I don't know Jeff, I think the Taylor sounds just a little better. Close though...
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | yeah, you're right, Dizzy |
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Location: Studio City, California, USA | The wise men came out to play. LoL!!!!!!!!!
So in Gandhi's opinion, knowledge is knowing that you don;t know anything. Knowledge becomes wisedom only when it becomes your personal experience.
In my opinion, and i have played and listen guitar you don't even know exist, their is nothing on this planet like a D'Aquisto. Maybe an old 1964 Mountain & Co found in Anfrica in 1971 and braught back to the island which ended up in my house. You know the one with the Zinq hand made pickguard. Or maybe you don't know. I really depends if live to play every guitar you can put your hands on or not.
I don't to offend to anybody. It's just good old fun. ;0)
Thank you |
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Location: Tampa, FL | Don't know about the rest of the sandbox but I think there is something inherently flawed when you find yourself repeatedly making posts and deleting them when you don't like the responses. I'm a pretty tolerant type but even I'm beginning to question offering the benfit of the doubt when I doubt there's much reciprocal benefit to be offered.
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enough said?
