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Stonebridge was a marketing attempt in 2005-2006(or so) to Americanize the Furch brand, don't know if they are still the same though. If it is, it should be a fantastic guitar, go play it! |
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Also, are you paid, or there for credit points, Intern? Heard Pescespada Island is a blast this time of year. Last edited by Satellitedog01; 09-22-2017 at 01:30 PM. |
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Don't want a cutaway model right now, but Eastmen are now on my list
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A bit pricey, but would love to try one. |
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Since your criteria are so broad, you're necessarily getting an avalanche of recommendations, all of which make sense but for different reasons. Good luck sorting it out. Personally, proceeding in this way, I would either try out all relevant models I can get my hands on, choosing the one I liked best rather than going by brand (since there's inconsistency within brands at this price point) or, more likely, go with a company focused on this particular market. I would, myself, go with Eastman. The guitars of theirs that I have played have rarely been phenomenal (at this price) but also very rarely anything less than very good to excellent. If I had to order an instrument, that reliability and value for money would be my framework for choosing Eastman. Many nice models.
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Thanks a bunch, I love simple guitars. Will look this up.
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Thanks, but unfortunately Larrivee are less readily available, more mystical, thus more expensive around here, but I have tried and loved at least one of their instruments. Will look around for one.
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Probably the country of origin. I've played a few and liked them.
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I currently have one of these, a Recording King 12 fret OM
all solid woods Englemann spruce top , full scale it really is fun to play, and with all solid woods, and full scale and the 12 fret design, sounds much bigger than your typical OM size guitar http://www.ebay.com/itm/Recording-Ki...YkplS#shpCntId |
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I agree with you, but I'd also add I'd love to get a used instrument if possible, just so it is a bit looser and played in than a factory new example. I've played some high dollar guitars that didn't work at all, either because of set up/string issues, or just rigidity. I've also played affordable guitars that I'd have loved to take home on the spot. Blueridge seemed quite consistently alive. Wish Furch were less expensive, but at least they are priced in their weight-class at last. |
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Thanks! I'll try one if I can.
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