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Location: Nashville TN. | Originally posted by FlySig:
[QB] Mark, that's a Newport Pro, not the Echotone. It is smaller than a 335 style.
Those are seriously sweet guitars.
Congrats!!! |
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Location: Nashville TN. | trader Jim
Too bad the back is the back.
Love front & back burst |
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Location: Budd Lake, NJ | Well, I don't have a new guitar; but the living room curtains are bought, ironed, and up--so, for a Christmas gift to me, I ordered the 30" matching rug that will be a perfect fit for my overwhelmingly huge 39" x 35" "foyer."
My living room is kinda like that Cadillac Johnny Cash used to sing about--"one piece at a time" (the difference being mine is legitimately acquired.) :D
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | TJ,
Those burst are just gorgeous. Since you pointed out the waist blend to me, I'm captivated.
I may have to get a non-O after a long sweet 'O' run! ;) |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | I put in a couple of bids on the '98 parlor that was recently on ebay. Other than that, no new gits for the remainder of the year.
Tho I am working on something for early next year... |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Sorry for the mistake, Flysig. I thought it looked different from the Echotones I was looking at. |
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Location: Cincinnati | Originally posted by Captain_Lovehandles:
Wow, Jack, that's awesome! I guess you'll still have that in June for Southern Style III. I usually make fun of people who bring non-O's, but I'd make an exception for that dream machine.
If I ever take better pix, I'll use them. But I like yours. I did give you props on the ning site, sorta. I can bring the Mosrite, but I thought you might prefer the Elite 6768. :D |
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Location: Hot Springs, S.D. | OK gang, I'M the one who got an Echotone. Yes, it's Korean, but it's a beauty. I wound up selling the Ibanez AF85 that I had gotten a few months ago. Then a guy from Rapid City came in with another one to sell on consignment. Well the same guy who bought my Ibanez also bought this one. (He said he'd been looking for a guitar like that all his life and wanted a second one for a back-up.) So when the guy from Rapid came down to pick up his money, he also brought the Echotone. I bought it on the spot. It has a nice thin neck, beautiful tone, it's well balanced, and THIS one I'm going to keep. As most of you know, I can't post pictures, but it's a sunburst, and hasn't a mark on it. A good friend has a Conn C series from the sixties that he swears is the best guitar ever made. Supposedly it is an EXACT copy of a Gibson 335, right down to the pick-ups. Well, we did a side by side comparison, and the Hamer sounds better, at least to my ears. Merry Christmas to me. (And to all of you too!) |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Wow, you guys are getting some nice gits. I wish I could but don't have the scratch or the space for another.
I think what I will get is another stomp box, like a compressor or an exciter and maybe one of those compilations from Dylan's radio show. |
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Location: Las Vegas, NV | I didn't get any guitars, but I did get this:
Egnater Rebel 20
(Half-stack only, for now) :cool: |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | OOPS! And This...(in the Center)
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | I splurged and picked up another nifty custom-fitted cover for the other Genz amp. |
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Location: CA | Buy myself something for Christmas. . . Ha ha ha ha. Good one. |
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Location: big island | present arrived today:
oh my! |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Randy, pray tell... |
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Location: big island | 2007 collings cj, lightburst, german spruce top, mahogany back, sides and neck, 1 3/4" nut. and ohhhhh does she sing! and loudly. recordings pending soon. without a doubt the very best acoustic guitar sound i ever heard up to this point in my existence. |
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Location: big island | i think i need piano lessons. this guitar sounds like a grand steinway. |
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Location: Tennessee | We'll be expecting to hear some Marvin Hamlisch from you. ;) |
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Location: Cincinnati | Congratulations, Randy. :cool: |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Outstanding my friend!
Really Beautiful!
Can't wait to hear some Slack Key from it! |
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Location: big island | thank you, friends. hamlisch? i wuz thinkin' van cliburn! |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by lanaki:
i wuz thinkin' van cliburn! Randy, do you know how uncomfortable those @#$%^&* piano benches are?!?!?  |
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Location: Nashville TN. | Adamas W598
Adamas II 1681
The W598 was about what expected balanced full warm 12 string.
Adamas II 1681 just blew me away.
Big HUGE sound. Possibly the best sounding acoustic I ever played. |
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Location: GA USA | Nice, Pez. Congrats. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Very nice Pez, Enjoy! |
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