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Thank you, Juan. I appreciated that one!
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Well done, on a nice guitar. Good luck on the endeavor.
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Gibson, Light, 80/20
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Well done.
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Well done, and looks good! Enjoy.
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Well done. Got used to all of mine without a pin. That is a pretty one; hope the sound matches!
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Well done.
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CG is "outstanding!" Amen.
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4 minutes ago, Sgt. Pepper said:
He good.
Aqua, Benefit, Stand Up, and Warchild I like. Ya got a couple Tull albums and ya got em all.
Agreed!
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17 hours ago, Sgt. Pepper said:
I like Tull but after a while it's like with Dylan I get sick of the damn harmonica, same with the flute.
That's why there is Marty Barre!
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Well done!
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Yes, thank you for making the effort, tpbiii. Those were nice!
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A, well done, on that one. Looks good from here. I like the fat necks. Hope you enjoy it!
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I receive ACOSTIC GUITAR also and have for years!
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Howdy, jmurph! I'm across the river from Cincy. Welcome. No info other than, very nice looking Dove!
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20 hours ago, pg60 said:
Interesting! I had been going opposite way. trying to go with heavier touch with adi top & even switching to 13s.
What strings did you wind up liking best? I'm going to try PB 12s next to darken it up a bit (and create lighter touch than the 13s).
I use John Pearse pb lights. edit: try the light touch, it really does seem to bring out the best of my Vintage's tone.
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2 hours ago, mattthewmttn said:
I actually had a 2009 standard that was a very very good standard in its own right. 3 days with the vintage and she was sold. It just sounded dead in comparison. My particular 2017 has plenty of base, probably as much as the standard did but with an amazing clarity and sparkleYea, don't get me wrong. I like my Vintage enough to call it my go to now days. The adi top probably makes the crisp tight sound I hear as the prominent feature.
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pg60 - that is how I would describe the sound of my 2016 Vintage to this day. It hasn't darkened as I played it in, and the lack of bass is a little disappointing at times. I finger pick only any more and have come to realize the lighter the touch the better the tone on this guitar. It is a different sound than the standard J-45 for sure. ' Fore I forget the neck is that hefty C shape. *So, to op, the top wood adi and neck shape are areas to check for difference.
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Didn't check the specs on the 42 before replying here, but the Vintage is torrefied top.
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Well done!
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Should have kept the old Sears catalogs and the outhouse!
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Nice guitar. Enjoy it!
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Well Done!
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maple is special …..… well done!
Gibson SJ Deluxe
in Gibson Acoustic
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SJ Deluxe Newbie - Don't give it away or anything. The burst finish usually brings a little less than the natural. As said, Norlin era was not a good one for Gibson. I have a 74 SJ Deluxe I keep though, just cause I'm contrary I guess. Condition and, most of all, somebody getting to hands on play it are the key factors to a good sale price on such a Gibson from that time. One if by mail, two if in person. How do you plan to sell it?