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I think I’ve one floating around somewhere. It’s a bare knuckles job.

Conway wrote: ↑Tue Apr 05, 2022 7:27 pm I seldom pick up an acoustic.

That EC plays well Conway

Thanks. I know there are a few but wondered what success stories there were. I had one installed in my D28 ( can’t remember what the brand was). I installed the battery and EQ setup in a box so didn’t need to put in the guitar

Can anyone recommend a good system to fit onto an accoustic that doesn’t involve cutting away anything for an EQ and battery housing ?

Nice gat there. Burst looks great

Watched a cruise boat covers band play everything - the LP worked well..

GrantB wrote: ↑Tue Aug 24, 2021 10:43 pm ES-335 1959 Custom Shop RI

Huge-ass neck.

That was the one that got away…

Molly wrote: ↑Tue Aug 24, 2021 7:58 pm Mine.


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This looks very familiar…

Honey burst looks great

Looks good.

Very nice

Didn't know that. Probably not in Christchurch though. There never seems to be much more than bread and butter guitars there. There's a chap here in Auckland who over the years has imported a ton of exotic Strats, LPs, Amps and other gooey brands of same from the USA(Trussarts etc) for his own plea...

I like fingerpicking although my nails haven’t much to do with it being paper thin. Superglue... but don't try applying it when you are drunk. My nails take a hammering...it is the best solution I've found. Slowy uses araldite, but then he is a builder so what can you expect? :P If you want to call...

If you're looking at those I assume you're a fingerpicker? Are you physically a dimunitive gentleman, is comfort part of the equation? After a lifetime of dreadnaughts, I now have a 000 equivalent which is a revelation in terms of clarity and balance (pardon the pun). Ultimately though, guitars are...