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Washburn parlor (old school) FS

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Trader Jim
Posted 2010-06-12 8:13 PM (#280175)
Subject: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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Washburn parlor, all solid woods, rosewood back and sides, spruce top. In new condition with factory fresh dings and "aging marks". This is #231 of the original 250 made which are crafted of solid tonewoods instead of laminated like on the newer models. 1 7/8 nut, "V" profile neck. This is the second one of these I've owned, but I need to make some room in the closet, so something has to go. Comes with original "coffin" case, COA, and 1892 catalog of Washburn guitars. 575.00 shipped, insured to your door conn. US.







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2ifbyC
Posted 2010-06-12 8:36 PM (#280176 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS
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OK, this is one neat lil' git! The workmanship is top notch and the tone is a finger-pickin' hermit's dream. It really tucks in nicely, even with my extra lap...

I can just picture the final QC inspector reluctantly handing it over to the g'rilla in da alley... "Distress this 'un..."

Amazingly, it looks 75 y.o. with nothing to distract from it's structure and performance. So ya get an extra 50 years for yourself!

Yeah, I really liked it... just too many corners! ;)
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Avatar4550
Posted 2010-06-13 12:02 AM (#280177 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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Very cool guitar... I don't normally go in for 'faux' aging, but this one is a treat!!

I don't have a parlor, but if i did...

;)
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afortune
Posted 2010-06-13 8:30 AM (#280178 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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very sweet...hmmmm. How does that v-neck feel?
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Trader Jim
Posted 2010-06-13 3:01 PM (#280179 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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it's not really a v, more like a "V". Really pronounced deep V. A lot of people have a problem with v necks, but this one doesn't bother me at all.
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STK
Posted 2010-06-15 1:28 AM (#280180 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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did not even realize the neck was 'v' or 'V'? when I played it, it did not feel any different from the normal round shaped neck. TJ, how many of these do you own?
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Trader Jim
Posted 2010-06-15 5:15 AM (#280181 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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Hey Simon, After I sold the other one to you, I ended up finding and buying another one cause I missed it. If this one stays, it wouldn't bother me at all. Just have the urge to sell something. :rolleyes:
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Trader Jim
Posted 2010-06-15 7:03 PM (#280182 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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Price reduction. 525.00 shipped conn US.
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Trader Jim
Posted 2010-06-15 7:14 PM (#280183 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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Layaway/payment plan available to hold any guitar I have for sale.
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Capo Guy
Posted 2010-06-15 7:48 PM (#280184 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS



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Jim,

What other guitar does this sound most like??
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Trader Jim
Posted 2010-06-15 8:01 PM (#280185 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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Well....it sounds to me most like my old Gibson Blues King, or the Martin 00 I had. Definitely a "boxier" sound like the old time blues players recordings. Sharp edged tone I'd say.
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Trader Jim
Posted 2010-06-18 3:24 PM (#280186 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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No longer for sale.
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afortune
Posted 2010-06-18 3:43 PM (#280187 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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Doh!
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WillaMuse
Posted 2010-06-28 7:07 PM (#280188 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS



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:cool:
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STK
Posted 2010-06-29 12:37 AM (#280189 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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Hi TJ, what gives?
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Trader Jim
Posted 2010-06-29 4:51 AM (#280190 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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I was going to keep it, but Willa expressed some interest in it. Not sure what's going to happen yet.
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STK
Posted 2010-06-29 5:44 AM (#280191 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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Cool!
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AussieJames
Posted 2010-06-29 7:13 AM (#280192 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS



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Is she gonna take it sailing.........?

AJ
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kotadawg
Posted 2010-06-29 8:46 AM (#280193 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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Originally posted by AussieJames:
Is she gonna take it sailing.........?

AJ
:D
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STK
Posted 2010-06-29 10:41 PM (#280194 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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:D ? Sailing where?
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WillaMuse
Posted 2010-06-30 8:42 PM (#280195 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS



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AJ, what do you mean? Aren't you coming? Chris might make you first mate, although Jack was wanting that position?

I personally like the idea of tying Jack to the front of the boat in a loin cloth to tempt the mermaids! Oh, the photos! Haw!

;)
Willa
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Trader Jim
Posted 2010-07-14 3:13 PM (#280196 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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I know, I'm as fickle as a schoolgirl. This one is up for sale again. :rolleyes: ;) :p
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Trader Jim
Posted 2010-07-20 6:55 PM (#280197 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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Last chance. 500.00 shipped conn US.
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Capo Guy
Posted 2010-07-20 10:14 PM (#280198 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS



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Jim,

How does the body size compare with a 00 size?
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Trader Jim
Posted 2010-07-21 5:11 AM (#280199 - in reply to #280175)
Subject: Re: Washburn parlor (old school) FS


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Very close, I think the upper bout is a little narrower on this one.
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