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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Willa is determined to give Gruhn's a run for their money...lol
Congrats, you'll love it... |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | I think there is still 1 wide neck left but I am not sure. Gotta be getting down to the bone tho.... |
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Location: Right now? | Well, life has intervened, and it looks like I will NOT be getting my wide neck after all ... hopefully there will be one available down the road ...
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Location: Texas | Sorry it didn't work out for you Willa. |
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Location: NJ | still available ....... |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Al, what exactly do ya have left?
Are all the wide necks gone?
One of the guys up at my office played the WN OFC2 and asked if there were any more available. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Hands down, the finest sounding Adamas guitar I have ever played, bar none...considering what I own, I do not make that statement lightly...this is one very special guitar...sound clips coming soon... |
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Location: NJ | I have a wide neck available
standard neck is avail but it is #1 and I want a little more for that one |
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Location: Texas | What is the nut width of the wide-neck? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | 1-3/4 |
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Location: Canada | there are things in my life I'll never be able to afford or even see in person....that frustrates me.
Gorgeous guitars. |
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Location: Tennessee | Never say never. :cool: |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Just takes a little "creative financing". |
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Location: Cincinnati | Originally posted by Newf:
there are things in my life I'll never be able to afford or even see in person....that frustrates me.
Gorgeous guitars. Newf,
Make it to one of the gatherings. Good chance you'll get to see and play one. |
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Location: NJ | I still have a guitar that needs a home |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | Originally posted by Trader Jim:
Just takes a little "creative financing". TJ using the term "creative financing" is kind of like Einstein saying "It's all relative."
You sort of know where he's going with the concept, but you just don't understand how he gets there! :p |
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Location: Tennessee | Hey, Al ... do you still have one of these left? I have to say, mine keeps getting better the more I play it. Can these things really open up? I'm beginning to think so.
What has really surprised me about this guitar is how much vibration I can feel in the neck when I play it. More than any other guitar I've ever played. It must be the way the set neck is used on these. The guitar is really resonant to start with, and to feel the neck vibrating in your hand is amazing. |
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Location: NJ | yes much to my surprise there is a guitar looking for a home |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Al, as administrator you should grab the 1/2 dozens comments about the OFCII guitar from the GC thread and put them here.
Maybe someone will wake up and smell the coffee and grab the last one of these you have before they are all gone forever! |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Just takes a little "creative financing" For anyone sitting on the fence, allow me to explain:
THERE IS ONLY ONE LEFT: FOREVER! SELL WHATEVER IT TAKES AND BUY THE DANG THING...
YOU WILL NEVER LOOK BACK!!!!!!!!!
Seriously, You have no idea what you are missing...Just ask TnT, StoneBobbo, StephenT28, AlanM, Al, and Yours Truly about theirs...I can almost guarantee none would part with theirs...
JUST DO IT! |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Well Mike,
You and I and Tim ALL just SOLD our 47RI's :eek: and kept the OFCII guitar. :D
That should say something........ :cool: |
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Location: Orlando, FL | Originally posted by stephent28:
Well Mike,
You and I and Tim ALL just SOLD our 47RI's :eek: and kept the OFCII guitar. :D
That should say something........ :cool: So are you saying I should sell my 47RI and get the last OFCII? |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I would LOVE to have an OFC II. I have the OFC I and as the co-founder of this place it seems only proper I have one of the first OFC I's and the last OFC II's... but I don't think Al will take Monopoly money even from me. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Zilla, I'm just saying they are the best of the best that I have seen...I actually sold my Deacon 12 and several other guitars to get mine but I have no regrets...the '47 was suddenly a guitar that never got played and that may be because other than occasionally going to my Adami 1's, the OFCII is consistently the guitar I go to the most; it is just that good...
Personally, I think that when they are gone, they're gone as I don't see them coming up for sale anytime soon... |
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Location: NJ | yup |
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