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Location: Tennessee | Don't see too many of these nylon string versions around.
EA63 on eBay
Maybe it's the lighting for the picture, but the top looks like it could be cedar. |
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Posts: 10583
Location: NJ | i deeply regret selling mine but I rarely play classical but that is why I regret selling it. I should have sold my guild mark III |
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Posts: 939
Location: Fort Worth, Texas | Hmmmm, I could save on shipping costs as it's location is 15 minutes down the road....
Be nice to add to my collection, but probably wouldn't get played very much (when I first took guitar lessons I was learning classical...)
Oh well, I'm saving for a Hamer Monaco Elite my local dealer has right now.... |
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August 2002
Posts: 398
Location: So. Cal. | It's not quite a classical guitar, rather it's used to get a different sound (e.g. Latin, Spanish) through it's amplified chambered solid body construction. If you are looking to add a second voice to your music then it would be great to try this one. I used mine with the Boss AD-5 and it's simply sweet! The price is good too. |
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December 2003
Posts: 13996
Location: Upper Left USA | I routed my 1624 through some effects and found that it loans itself to being a very "plyable" medium. Add the zero feedback and slim contour of this model and you have a very forward thinking instrument. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | they were cedar. |
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A Rare Viper on eBay
