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Location: Pennsylvania | Here are some pics of this baby...
Don't get any drool on it. |
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| Sweet instrument, Looks 'state of the art' to me...I would just prefer one without the epaulets.. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Very nice!
Is this the last guitar you'll ever need? |
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Location: closely held secret | Very pretty. I know it sounds great!
No offense intended, but I still like the other one better. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Love the tortoise shaell binding against the koa. |
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Location: NW NJ | Originally posted by Steve:
Sweet instrument, Looks 'state of the art' to me...I would just prefer one without the epaulets.. Ditto - just gimme the hole/holes on one side
Originally posted by Jeff W.:
Love the tortoise shaell binding against the koa. Double Dog Ditto - that tortoise shell binding is just beautiful.
Excellent looking axe my friend! Now, go make some music! |
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Location: Hiram, Georgia | That thing is beautiful, I like it, the way it is! Obviously you are a proud owner and you have every right to be. I bet your Taylor didn't give the same "feeling" as that fine instrument. I love the neck, weight and balance of all the O's I have owned, they just "feel" luxurious in your hands. The tone! what is there to say?...
I haven't yet played a $4500 taylor, that made me want to trade my 1778LX, and cough up a wad of cash, for.
I'd cough up a hairball, for a taylor, then sell it, buy a ute and 06 collector, or just head straight to #47 :D :D :D |
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Location: Wooster, Ohio | Beautiful guitar but I think the curly maple epalet makes no sense. A committee must have chosen it.
Steve |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | A committee called "marketing". |
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Location: Chehalis, Washington | I agree - gorgeous instrument, but I wish they would have left off the epaulet completely, and done a walnut bridge instead of ebony - I'm just not a fan of the black on top of all that rich wood.
And then there's the abalone along with that tortoise shell... |
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Location: Australia | A beautiful guitar no doubt.
I'd like to see'em try something different 'round the soundholes (or left plain).
....nice score Bob |
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Location: Vermont USA | That is one beautiful guitar, and that tortoise shell binding is awesome.
Paul |
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Location: NJ | I absolutely LOVE the top, fingerboard, and the bindings on this guitar . . .
The eppaulets?? . . . . ehhhhhhhh . . . nah.
It reminds me of that gooey schmear around the nostrils of a cow's nose . . .
They shoulda' went with the other one. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Originally posted by cliff:
It reminds me of that gooey schmear around the I didn't figure on the end of that sentence being, "nostrils of a cow's nose..." |
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Location: NJ | I was "reining myself in" . . . |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | . . . happens to the best of us. |
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Location: closely held secret | ...and to Jeff, too. |
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Location: GA USA | A couple of years ago I wouldn't have liked the looks of this guitar. I came here for info on my Deacon. Now I think it's beautiful all around. I've got a fairly recent appreciation for Koa, which may account for the switch.
Very nice. |
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Location: Omaha, NE | Hey, Bob. I stopped by Dietze Music over the lunch hour and played one of those koa's. I had played that one before, but one thing I noticed was when I dropped the E string down to D it really sang. I'm curious if yours is as resonant as that one. Is it a contour bowl thing, or a koa thing?
Either way, it sounds really nice. Great guitar! |
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Location: Denver, PA USA | That is the ugliest guitar I have ever seen. You should be ashamed to be seen with it in public. Send it to me and I will properly dispose of it for you, free of charge.
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Location: Toronto | I didn't like the KOA at first - but each time I see it, I get an overwhelming urge to buy one. Must have one.... |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I've got 5 Koa's and I must also say that I REALLY like the looks. Ooops, mine are all ukuleles. But anyway, they DO look god in their own midget-like way. Dave |
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Location: New Hampsha | Originally posted by cliff:
It reminds me of that gooey schmear around the nostrils of a cow's nose . . . I walked up the street to check and the gooey stuff around a cow's nose looks nothing like that! I bet the epaulets don't even taste like that!
Perhaps you've confused it with a llama's nose? :confused: |
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Location: NJ | Nah.
Llama's nose is more like Kate Beckinsale w/5:00 shadow.
(Easy, Jeff) |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | I'm so completely jealous you know that, Clff. |
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Pictures Of My 2006-FKOA
