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kdawg2a wrote:So much sitting! Awesome day lads!

You said sit in with the band??

that looks awesome! but also looks like a rabbit hole

codedog wrote:original thread by Nipplewrestler. It's a D35.

Those three non Taylor guitars were amazing.

The Martin was a bit too much for me, but I was seriously impressed with the one at the back, can't remember the make and model maybe kdawg will remind me.

Now off to learn Kashmir as that looked like fun to play

sty wrote:

codedog wrote:original thread by Nipplewrestler. It's a D35.

Those three non Taylor guitars were amazing.

The Martin was a bit too much for me, but I was seriously impressed with the one at the back, can't remember the make and model maybe kdawg will remind me.

Now off to learn Kashmir as that looked like fun to play

It's a Blue ridge BR163-ce. Cutaway Martin OOO shape with pre-war styled scalloped bracing.
Great bang for your buck guitar.

Blue Ridge, that's the one (couldn't read the headstock on the photos)

it's a lovely guitar, and so easy to play, thanks for bringing it along

I think we northerners need to do something similar. Great idea and everyone goes home without ringing ears... and you can actually have some good conversations too.
Out of interest, was there any guitar that stood out in terms of the volume it could produce?

jvpp wrote:have some good conversations

This didn't happen - jeremyb was there.