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  1. Thanks for the added suggestions zombywoof. More choices are always better. And for your sharing pohatu, I already have an Epi acoustic so yes I would want a resonator that sounded like one. I have only quickly tested a used Dean brass body in a local guitar store with a $450 asking price. It sounded like a resonator but did not speak to me. I feel I need to test more instruments, maybe some in a higher price range to see if that makes a difference considering my playing ability.
  2. Thanks for the detailed info bloozeguy! I have been strumming/fretting so lower action is better for me. The nut width is the same as the Epi LP Special II which does work for my short fingers. The scale is also the same. So the search begins!
  3. Thanks Red and Pohatu! :- Now to find one to check out. Any comments on how the Gibson Dobro, Epi Biscuit or other Epi resonators play are welcome. One thing I am wondering about is these models basically set up for slide playing (with high action) or is the string height adjustable. I have been playing for about 6 months. Not so much blues or bluegrass, but classic/blues/alternative/Country rock songs. An example of a song I would practice is "Crippled Inside" by John Lennon.
  4. I am checking out acoustic 6 string guitar resonators and have not seen an Epiphone or Gibson. Just wondering if anyone knows if these have been made by Gibson or Epi?
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