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12-03-2017, 03:33 PM
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Franklin Koa OM 1980
$5350 obo
It truly comes close to the sound of a '30s Martin. A fingerpicking dream. And feels no need for a larger guitar when strumming, Selling has been a very difficult decision. What finally put me over the top was that I got an artist deal with Dale Fairbanks & I'm a dred guy. I sent it to Dan Lashbrook and paid him $1K for his "extreme set up". He sent it back to me, USPS Overnight, and when received the head was broken off!! The good news is that I sent it then to Nick Kuckich at Franklin who carved a new neck ($1500). He was so impressed by Lashbrook's work that he now endorses Lashbrook for his guitars. The new neck kind of gives it the best of older guitar and a new one--certainly in the intonation, stability, etc. In very good shape. Some normal finish checking and a few small scars. Please write or call for pics. Can't figure how to attach. Thanks, Mike 702-733-0333 [email protected] Last edited by mglik; 12-05-2017 at 03:11 PM. 
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12-04-2017, 05:06 PM
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may want to list the lashbrook setup, an extreme may be too far for some, I had an OM-21 he did with a redwood tone bar, ebony blocks inside, scalloped saddle and nut, jumbo frets, wild setup , over the top for some, I just couldn't get used to the frets.
I have never heard an OM-21 like it though.
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