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littlejohnny

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Since theres always a nice discussion on this board when it comes to hummingbird pros / Hummingbirds and songwriters, I thought you guys will find this one interesting.

 

I found it on my endless cruise through the inventory of german gibson dealers.

 

Me thinks this is a bird, though it looks quite weird.

 

http://www.session.de/GIBSON-Songwriter-Koa-2016.html?utm_source=criteo&utm_medium=cpc&utm_content=textlink&utm_campaign=feed_criteo&campaign=Criteo

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Thanx for posting this, , , we have to say strrrange Bird.

 

No doubt the ordinary square body-shape, not the Songwriter or Pro.

 

Need to hear a Tube-clip before throwing the dice. But for now, I would have preferred a black or dark mono-chrome guard.

 

The trad. flora/fauna gets kinda choked by the chocolate top.

 

Have to give Bozeman credit for never standing still.

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Thanx for posting this, , , we have to say strrrange Bird.

 

No doubt the ordinary square body-shape, not the Songwriter or Pro.

 

Need to hear a Tube-clip before throwing the dice. But for now, I would have preferred a black or dark mono-chrome guard.

 

The trad. flora/fauna gets kinda choked by the chocolate top.

 

Have to give Bozeman credit for never standing still----.

Indeed, the wings move but the bird appears motionless.

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Obviously a Hummingbird. Wildwood has 5 of these on their website.

 

 

Yeah thanks for the info,

 

seems to be a mistake of the website, since wildwood advertises them as Hummingbird Elite Koa, which seems pretty much in line with what it appears to be.

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Obviously a Hummingbird. Wildwood has 5 of these on their website.

 

Wowsers! a half dozen different Hummingbird variations on the species. And for the Koa Elite - $5K! The abalone fret markers really POP !

I prefer the traditional spruce and 'hog. But, the one with Koa b/s might be real nice. Kia is described by luthiers to sound a little brighter though - a cross between rosewood and mahogany. Certainly more attractive than either.

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