Paul14

I believe you’re correct.

Nope just forget the /

Sorry about that!!!

One of Gibson’s newish guitars that was successful.

Had a Washburn vintage style parlor for a while. It had a 2” nut width. As much as I wanted to like the guitar, it took me 2 or 3 days to adjust to it. I finally gave up & sold it. Just couldn’t come to terms with it. My Martin Dreadnaught JR has 1/34” . I have no problem picking it up after playing my Gibson’s. Strange but true. I don’t care for Taylor’s either. They all sound the same to me.

What he said.

I think you got it.

Mine is 20 years old & I still get that rush when I open the case. Best guitar I ever owned.

Couldn't buy a used back packer.( not that I'd want to).

Oh well! I guess Andy can. I can't afford gas.

I agree completely. When we got the Galiano, someone had put a big a$&, screw inside the guitar, to attempt to repair a neck that was pulling away from the body. Jake told me I was lucky that the screw was inside the guitar, & that I would be shocked to see some of the guitars that show up for him to fix. When he was done with the guitar there was no visible signs of the neck being reset. All the goopy glue around the bridge was gone. It was very good. Probably better than when it was new.