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Harry S.
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Just a joke, friend.
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Hey, some folks pay big money to have their new guitars look like that đŸ˜€. Perfect guitar for the urban roots singer/songwriter who wants the image of having lugged it around the country while living on hobo stew.
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My Heritage Custom. In those days I had to sell something if I wanted to buy something else. No regrets on the HD-28 I bought, but I do wish I could have kept the Gibson.
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The pickguard on my HD-28 has lifted and wrinkled. My granddaughter goes to KU; planning to visit soon and take it in to Mass Steet Music to have it fixed. I know they can remove and latten it but I'm thinking of seeing about some sort of tortoise patten guard to replace the black.
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When the Christmas hoopla finally gets out of hand
PrairieSchooner replied to PrairieDog's topic in Gibson Acoustic
Thanks; cool! My old Dobro-playin' partner has one; his is red with original case. I had it on semi-permanent loan for a while. He'll poop when I send him this to show him the price! -
When the Christmas hoopla finally gets out of hand
PrairieSchooner replied to PrairieDog's topic in Gibson Acoustic
Snap any pics of the Radio Tone? -
My old pickin' pard sent me this shirt. Truth!
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Gibson Mandolin Suggestions for me please
PrairieSchooner replied to MorrisrownSal's topic in Gibson Acoustic
A lady brought my 1924 A-Jr. into the music store I worked at years ago. looking to sell it. It never made it to the sales floor đŸ˜„! -
Interesting 1st post. Any of them come about as the result of smashing one and getting the factory to replace it?
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The intonation on my new Martin HD-28 was way off. I contacted Martin and got a reply from then-head guy Mike Longworth that if I "was offended by normal intonation" I could take it to a luthier." I did just that; Steve Triplett set her up with a compensated saddle and she was just fine. The intonation on my J200 is a little finicky even with the compensated saddle she came with; I've just learned to baby it and live with it.
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Anybody tried 'em? I've always switched off between a thumb pick and a flat pick but it would be nice to have the capability of both at the same time. Do they work or is it just another gimmick (I've fallen for them before!)?
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Years ago when I worked in a music store we imported these from Germany; we bought and sold them as tortoiseshell (pre ban). I kept a lifetime supply. I've been told since that they aren't tortoiseshell; don't know if they are or not but I love them and I've never used anything else since.
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RIP Jimmy.
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For the kind on money they charge for this stuff that sort of thing is inexcusable. It should never have left the factory like that. Like I said; JMO.
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Yes. No matter how strongly I decided I could live with it, it would pop out at me every time I looked at the guitar. JMO
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Doubt with guitar lowered one tone
PrairieSchooner replied to David Lee Jones's topic in Gibson Acoustic
I keep my 12-er tuned a step low (common) but my 6's at concert. My old voice has changed over the years; may need to rethink that. -
Regal Duolian; I'm far from an authority but I like it. It was supposedly hot rodded by the original owner and he sent me the modifications he made but I've lost track of it. It's chromed; the pattern you see comes from overhead trees in an outdoor photo...
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Gordon's the reason I went through 2-3 B-45-12's; once got a gig just because I was playing one and the club owner was a big GL fan. RIP Gordon, and thanks for it all.
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1980 Martin D-18 question - I trust you guys the most!
PrairieSchooner replied to meanstreak's topic in Gibson Acoustic
I bought one of the early HD-28's when they came out; mine's a '78. The intonation was slightly off but a compensated saddle took care of that. Great guitar. -
It's not a fake...it's a Gibsun!
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Epiphone (but it's really a Gibson)
PrairieSchooner replied to egoidealmusic's topic in Gibson Acoustic
He's better than most, but that's not saying much.