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Posts: 425
Location: SE Michigan | My wife and I agreed that if our kids insist on tatoos the only place it will be allowed is on the soles of their feet. |
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Location: NJ | Great Idea.
That'll hurt like a futhermucker . . . |
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April 2004
Posts: 13303
Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Originally posted by cliff:
". . What's so terrible about blue hair? . ."
I agree.
Haven't any of you guys ever been to Branson, Missouri?? Cliff, I thing that is a jewish age thing :rolleyes: |
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Posts: 35
Location: Knoxville, TN | #1 - Unplugged sound (if it's an acous/elec.)
#2 - Plugged in sound " "
#3 - The feel of the neck/action
#4 - Looks / Finish
1 & 2 are most important to me but if you can manage all four for a good price it's an awesome feeling. |
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December 2004
Posts: 584
Location: Denmark | What made me buy:
The Gibson: The sound. The one I kept was chosen because it was a bargain.
My roundback: I needed an acoustic steel string guitar. Ovation type guitars was chosen for aesthetics. The one I kept because it looks good, it is a delight to play, it sounds good. And it was a bargain - sort of.
My classical: The sound. The one I kept has a very clear and well defined sound, and seemed a bit louder than the others I tested. |
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July 2004
Posts: 812
Location: Hicksville, NY | I bought a guitar, cos I love music. The guitar's portability (take it wherever you go) was also one of the many reasons I learned to play it. In the past -- to me -- a guitar is a guitar is a guitar ...
That hasn't been the case since discovering the OFC ... I value them guitars more these days ... |
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December 2001
Posts: 7247
Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I guess with me it's usually the same... Bang vs. Bucks. Useability and Craftsmanship vs Price. |
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What makes you buy a guitar?
