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Tom my condolences, I've known you over the years from UMGF or other Vintage guitars sites only but when ever I've had a question about your guitars or anything related to guitars you always have been kind and informative, it was also always obvious that your wife was right there by your side and just much into guitars as you were. I would like to thank you for helping me learn more a guitars and again my condolence for your loss. Jeff

My favorite tile of a thirties blues song was "How can i miss you if you won't go away"

Way sweet!

Tone and playability!

Thanks for the charts Tom! IMHO Toda's new guitar prices seem spot on to me. Especially sine I haven't bought a new guitar in 30 years. I just as soon let them age a bit before I invest in tone and playability.

Way Sweet, Song and guitar! Thanks

The back is Sapp Wood? Right? Btw, you r new guitar is off the charts!

Pics dont show much, but what you can see it looks very nice. Dont know Gibson values, cant offer an opinion on that....

I have a message from Anna whatever also, and Im generally a lurker here. so thanks for the heads up I also have a message from Slimjim11 I hope that mail is safe?

SWEET" great song, great sounding guitar, and excellent cover!

Looking for a gibson project, would anyone know about the year of this guitar?

Thank you very much for the fast response, I had a feeling that a neckset might be more costly than the guitar, I think I will play it a bit more and see how it goes, I know what you mean by bring back a guitar value not so important. If I like the sound as much as the few times I played it in the past. And I can sort of of not by to muck, maybe. I just might take a chance with. Thanks again for all input.

Hi folks, long time lurker, new member, Right out of the shoot, I have some questions about a guitar I got at a neighbors garage sale, it was a free! This guitar has a rather sweet sound to it for the the issues to be addressed. So I've come to the experts for some advice. First this guitars label says it is a Epiphone 335 troubadour and as I said it has a sweet sound that captured my ear. Looking it over when it was given to me I saw that it is likely in need of a neckset the frets have been used but are still usable, the saddle has about ran out of room for much of an angle. It does have a very tight top crack of about and 1" to 11/4" long and easy repair. I guess the reason I asking I would like to get it up and running again. So I would be asking is it possible to have the neck worked on, btw what type of neck joint is on it? If to save money I can cut a saddle and glue up the crack. But setting the neck is where I would have to have the work done and I dont know value of the guitar. Would anyone know that question, Im not out to make any money from it, I would just like to bring it back to life I would like to ask any info about this guitar. If I could get it up and going I would make it my go to travel guitar because it does have that old guitar sound and that s special to me. The people I got it from said it found in the basement of the house when the got the house and that was more than 35 years ago. So it has some time to age. Thank you very much for listening to my story and any info would be helpful.