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Location: Scotland | no, you were telling me what you thought you saw on a guitar |
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Location: Lafayette, Louisiana | Paul T, read my first sentence. I said I read mahogany in the catalog. And yes I did look at the neck of the guitar. And yes it was pretty. I don't claim to have vast knowledge of various types of woods. I just liked the look of the neck on that guitar. I also like the look of the walnut neck on my Adamas. So what? Who cares? Lighten up!...Paul Hebert |
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Location: Scotland | I have absolutely no need to lighten up, I am half way through my second bottle of Chilean Red & am light enough thank you. I agree with you absolutely, I have been saying "So What, who cares?" all through this thread. I just feel the need to point out that if you buy a pint, you shouldn't expect a quart.
As I said a couple of posts ago "There is absolutely nothing wrong with the imports, they are fine guitars for the money. Read that last sentence again, and again, and again, till it makes sense"
I'm off on a 10 day tour of the UK in the morning, so I need to go change strings, repair a few cables and pack an extra pair of underpants. 2 pairs should be enough. I won't be able to check in as often. Have fun while I'm gone |
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Location: Lafayette, Louisiana | Paul T, have fun on your tour. What guitars are you bringing with you on the tour?....Paul Hebert |
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Location: Scotland | The usual for acoustic shows, Adamas SMT, Legend for slide, Mandolin & my '57 8-string Ricky lap-steel. |
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