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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Koala No. 5 is now secure and on display in the Professor's bandroom (thanks, Al, for making this happen):
And here's another new additon, a Hurricane 12-string, although this baby has been around since 1968 as suggested by its A-233 serial number.
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Location: Phoenix AZ | VERY NICE !!! |
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Location: Rego Park, NY, | Very Nice. It's even better in person. |
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Location: PDX | Nice! When do we get a tone/playability report? I'd be very interested in your evaluation notes.
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Location: Paris/France | Both are very nice guitars, congrats !!!
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | That is a VERY sweet looking KOA.
Congrats Professor. Waiting for the review!
I need to bring my EF417S over so you can spend even more money! :D |
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Location: big island | KOA-LA-LA, TA-DA!! awesome, prof, simply awesome!
God is quite the artist. |
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Location: Thailand | Congrats. BB |
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Location: France | wow, they are both very good looking guitars.
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Location: Australia | ....they may look soft and cuddly but some koala's can be ferocious little buggers |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Sweet guitars Prof.; Enjoyed meeting you at the tour. Tell your daughter I appreciate the pic's!
Blessings... |
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Location: PDX | Prof:
Seeing as you have just received the OFC guitar, has the KOALA become a lost child?
I'm curious about your impressions of this guitar.
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | gh1, excellent question. The Koala is a stunning looker. It is probably the best looking guitar I own, and it hasn't been forgotten due to the OFC guitar. This has been a good year and I've been blessed with some nice additions to the bandroom. I play about 8 to 10 hours a week, 4 to 6 outside the bandroom. The guitars I actually perform with are primarily the Tak EF75, the EA-68 Viper, and occasionally the 1581. I have taken the Koala to rehearsal several times, and plan to do the same with the OFC guitar. In time, I may use either of them in place of the Tak in performance, but need some hours on them first. Whatever I actually take to performance depends primarily upon the songs selected for that week. If they're bluesy and jazzy, I take the EA-68. If they want arpeggio picking, I take the Tak. If the leads are high up on the fretboard, I take something with a cutout. I use anything and everything while practicing in the bandroom. The guitar that seems to be getting lost in all this is the 1651 Legend Limited that I bought new in '81 and used exclusively for the next 20 years. I love that guitar and it is what brought me to this forum, but it hasn't seen daylight in three years. |
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Location: PDX | So many great guitars -- so little time. Still, not a bad position to be in!
Thanks for the update.
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Location: South of most, North of few | Since getting the 06, I am really getting fond of the look of Koa. Those are beautiful, Prof. |
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Another Koala finds new home
