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  1. 10 hours ago, kelly campbell said:

    Beautiful family...which Taylor is that a grand Pacific line?  


    Yep. It’s the new 327e Grand Pacific - mahogany over Tasmanian Blackwood. The GP slope-dread body combined with a hog top really takes the edge off Taylor’s typical brightness. This one has a warm, round, fundamental tone. I’m thinking I finally found a Taylor I can hold on to.

  2. The “flubber” pickguard on my 2016 Gibson Songwriter Deluxe Studio was curling on the edges...as they are wont to do. Tried tacking it down with pieces of the 3m adhesive sheets used to install guards, but it kept lifting. So it has to go. Had Taylor Mullins - Holter Pickguards - make me a custom replacement. Major improvement...IMHO.

    old PG...
    97014251-4604-439-A-8-C33-B5-C60-C5-CE60

    New PG...
    0-DC890-C6-EF2-F-43-A0-95-AE-C1-BCD34-BB

    The family...
    CB791281-D71-C-4963-996-A-995-D1-A30-F58

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  3. Well said, Sal. I’m not a big fan of either company’s downstream guitars. But I am a fan of the companies...and of any effort to encourage more folks to make more music. For Gibson to accomplish that while sticking with Bozeman-made, solid wood guitars is impressive. 

  4. The pickguard on my 2016 Songwriter Deluxe Studio is lifting. I emailed Gibson CS and the next day got a reply apologizing for the problem and promising to send me a new one. Hoping to have it sometime this week...

    16-F1-A6-AA-A835-440-C-9660-A976663-ADDE

  5. On 9/22/2019 at 8:26 AM, QuestionMark said:

    Beautiful guitar!  Is that considered walnutburst?  I’ve seen some walnut back guitars advertised as being walnutburst.  Looks really good.

    QM aka “Jazzman” Jeff

     

    It’s a “limited edition” walnut burst...with the “burst” covering the back and sides as well as the maple neck.

     

  6. Got this little beauty in a week ago and it’s been a joy to get the Gibson sound back into my tiny herd. Walnut is a sweet tone wood...at times seeming to have the clarity and warmth of hog, but other times producing the brighter lushness of rosewood. But whatever tone you tease out of this guitar it’s always rich.

    As a used guitar it has its share of little, superficial scratches that you would expect on a guitar that’s been well played. The plus side is that it feels and sounds like a guitar that has already been played in. None of that new guitar tightness. Setup seems fine, too...and mucho saddle left if I want to make some adjustments down the road.

    So far I couldn’t be happier...

    E9-CD840-E-01-F1-4-E86-8-CBB-FD142-F88-D
    7225-AA46-1-D1-C-455-B-B766-15266-AED1-A
    8777-CDF9-C052-4-C57-A028-A786-EA3-B7-D5

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