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Alas! I have no X7, and thus cannot discuss it. Meanwhile, back to that Ekoa, should be a nylon string.
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That said, how does a discussion about anything Emerald detract from your experience here, Jerry? I am not ridiculing you, I simply don't understand the problem. When I first started reading this sub-forum, there weren't a lot of posts on any given day. These days, there are a lot more posts. People talk about Emerald because their guitars stir up passion and excitement. I would assume it is the same with those who appreciate any other particular brand. I looked, and there is no requirement to read every post. There will be no quiz regarding forum content. If anything about Emerald upsets you, WHY are you even reading this particular thread?? Really, I am a bit dumbfounded that we are even having this discussion. I'm guessing you don't drive through your neighborhood hollering at everyone who doesn't drive the same car as you? Your posts on this thread are kind of a similar thing. Take a breath, play your guitar of choice for a bit, then start a new thread about that. This makes me want to coin a new word: brandism... thinking others shouldn't have the freedom to choose a brand if it isn't your choice. Yeah, that makes about as much sense. It has been 50 years since I was in Junior High... I wasn't big on that "my choice is good, yours sucks" thing back then; I have even less interest in it now. Jim |
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2nd warning guys... let's get back to the discussion of the X7 and lay off each other. Thanks...
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Next time I guess...
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So, back to our regularly scheduled thread...
I played my X20 again this morning. The X7 didn't ruin me for wanting to play the X20. They compliment each other. One might be concerned that playing the X7 will make you very curious about the X20. And vice versa. |
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Yep, there's times I want to relax in the recliner with the smaller more intimate X7 and pluck away, other times I want to sit with better posture and let the X20's wonderful tone fill the room. I think this would be true for any brand of guitar.....doesn't have to be an Emerald, just find the right size guitar to fit the mood.
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That's a good idea, Ted. Take a break. I'm good.
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