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Paul E

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  1. I play in a group that plays a retirement home and if you want a Gibson that competes in loudness it's the AJ, next would be a J- 35 because of the forward shifted braces, then maybe a Dove, last would probably be a J-45.
  2. Would have to be my Fuller's 1939 J-35 Reissue and my Fuller's Historic Collection AJ.
  3. I have a Fullers Vintage Advanced Jumbo with an adi top. A great guitar, can be finger picked softly or strummed loudly.
  4. I don't think it is super critical on the thickness of the bridge by a few 1/100". I bet they all vary a bit. '
  5. Dan, on my J-200 Standard the bridge thickness is .360" or 5/16" give or take. Paul
  6. I agree about the saddle and nut, pins a different issue. I've replaced a set of bone pins with ebony pins and I noticed a difference that made the guitar less tinny ( best word I can use to describe the sound) on my rosewood guitars. When it comes to strings I usually go by phospher bronze for hogs and 80/20's for rosewood, but each guitar is different so applications may change.
  7. I know what your saying. When I worked in the Fire Dept. we had a large tiled bathroom, myself and another guy who played harmonica use to jam in there , it was great, we called it the bathroom sessions.
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