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5472
You'd be amazed at how few high end guitars are sold to professional players. Most expensive guitars are sold to doctors, lawyers, bankers and such. Some of...
john calkin
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Mar 2, 2005
2:04 am
5473
That was what sold me on my 6 string Alvarez acoustic-electric. It was $650 in Canada and has a lifetime warranty. Glenn ...
Glenn Wootton
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Mar 2, 2005
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5474
Hi, in the UK most jobbing acoustic guitarist play Takamines. I don't I play high end and I'm neither the cowboy all the alternatives that you mentioned....
Andrew Perry
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Mar 2, 2005
7:51 am
5475
I've had my Alvarez for just about a year, and with Martin slik and steel strings, it sounds and plays as nice as a Taylor or Martin to my ear. Andy, I'm not...
nstocks2001
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Mar 2, 2005
1:43 pm
5476
... Hi everyone, Even though I plan of purchasing a Taylor in the very near future because I like the easy action these guitars have, I must agree with Andy....
Ron Polizzi
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Mar 2, 2005
2:46 pm
5477
So True this comment below by John, Any guitar can look good sitting by itself, and anyone with talent can make decent sounds with that guitar. But I don't...
Scott
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Mar 2, 2005
3:04 pm
5478
I know the parent company for Alvarez is St Loius Music, in St Loius Missouri. But I would imagine the Alvarez would be sold under the same name anywhere it's...
Glenn Wootton
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Mar 2, 2005
5:48 pm
5479
Hi, there are some Yairi's around but I really haven't seen stuff like the alvarez I've seen in Acoustic Guitar etc. I'm no expert on low / medium end guitars...
Andrew Perry
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Mar 4, 2005
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5480
... So true. Funny story; I was checking out a few guitars at a very expensive high end shop a few weeks ago and I was feeling a bit guilty about taking so...
treborklow
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Mar 7, 2005
8:51 am
5481
Don't knock it. If guitars were only sold to people who had the talent to deserve them the entire industry would die overnight. Fine instruments are one of...
john calkin
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Mar 7, 2005
11:42 am
5482
Isn't that part of the joy of building a fine piece of art? Not only is it a piece of art, much like a fine painting, but it sounds as good as it looks! To put...
BlueRocco
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Mar 7, 2005
2:53 pm
5483
Better to buy the Les Paul then a bag full of pot because he doesn,t have anything to do ... From: "treborklow" <robertwolk@...> To:...
Don
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Mar 7, 2005
7:18 pm
5484
... From: treborklow [mailto:robertwolk@...] Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 2:51 AM To: acousticguitaristguild@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [Acoustic...
Vince Pawless
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Mar 7, 2005
9:21 pm
5485
... Oh I agree, and I am not knocking it; and I know several people who have beautiful pianos in their homes that are never played and they are displayed like...
treborklow
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Mar 7, 2005
10:30 pm
5486
Yes instruments are art from Strads and Amatis to Taylors, Gibsons, Collings etc. BUT: Art is also meant to be functional. My three primary acoustics sit on ...
jimmarshall
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Mar 8, 2005
1:24 am
5487
Not much to say about this except as a luthier, and friend of many more, I hope folks keep buying the higher end and custom small shop guitars. Whether to play...
stan thomison
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Mar 8, 2005
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5488
You know, back when I was building electrics I decided I didn't care what happened to my creations. It would have been fine if they were smashed on the...
john calkin
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Mar 8, 2005
12:02 pm
5489
I disagree that art needs to be functional. Look at architectural goofs. Or at the sculptures in front of modern art museums. Or at the art inside them. Or...
RFalken
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Mar 8, 2005
1:58 pm
5490
Not at all - Art doesn't have to be functional, but, when it is, That's just one more dimension to the whole thing. Look at what Leonardo did as an engineer,...
BlueRocco
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Mar 8, 2005
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5491
Hey as far as I'm concerned if they help keep the cost of guitars down, and employ people to make fancy looking guitars- and other instruments, I say, why not....
Glenn Wootton
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Mar 8, 2005
7:10 pm
5492
Once, way back in the '70s I had a friend - a British Luthier called Chris Eccleshall. He made me a Brazilian J-200 type guitar. He always said that he put a ...
Andrew Perry
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Mar 8, 2005
7:36 pm
5493
stan thomison <rondathomison@...> wrote:Not much to say about this except as a luthier, and friend of many more, I hope folks keep buying the higher...
Waylan W
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Mar 9, 2005
10:48 pm
5494
Anyone have any comments on the Martin D 18. I bought a used one recently, a 2001 model. It sounded great at the store. Got new strings in the deal and had...
Waylan W
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Mar 9, 2005
10:56 pm
5495
Anyone have any comments on the Martin D 18. I bought a used one recently, a 2001 model. It sounded great at the store. Got new strings in the deal and had...
Waylan W
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Mar 9, 2005
11:01 pm
5496
I have a Martin D18 I would like to sell with case. If any one is interested please let me know. I can send a picture to anyone interested. The guitar is in...
biblethumper2004
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Mar 9, 2005
11:02 pm
5497
... phos bronze. ... The D18 is a nice guitar. My only suggestion would be to try out several different brands strings until you find one you like on this ...
treborklow
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Mar 9, 2005
11:55 pm
5498
... this ... new. ... was ... I ... time ... on ... A buddy of mine bought a D-18 around 1974 and it had a good sound. The acoustics at the store might have...
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Mar 10, 2005
2:09 am
5499
I have a Martin D18 (1971). Quite frankly, it is the guitar I compare all others to. I guess because of its age, it is an incredible sounding guitar. Also...
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Mar 10, 2005
4:22 am
5500
If you have an adjustable truss rod in the guitar, and since the guitar is "relatively new", your neck may have settled causing more relief, but also the tone...
Vince Pawless
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Mar 10, 2005
6:43 am
5501
I'd support Gman's comments. Although there are a number of variables here, I would say that the likelihood of you buying a Standard model D-18 that is a dud...
Andrew Perry
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Mar 10, 2005
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