Lesson I've learned - You never know...

[Rockysdad]

Originally Posted by rokdog49

there is a great lesson here for all prospective guitar buyers.
Do not allow any preconceived notions or even a head stock prevent you from buying something. You could miss out.

+1, I wholeheartedly agree.

[Truckjohn]

Vey cool guitar. Thanks for posting.

[FOG01]

Definitely a beauty!

[gfspencer]

What a beautiful guitar!

[JohnW63]

Often, people may even say, " I THOUGHT I had to have a <brand>, but I picked up this guitar on a whim, and I was really surprised ! "

As much as we think we know what the specs will mean to the sound or what guitar we have to have to get the package, I think we can all be surprised by what we find.

[383roller]

Originally Posted by drplayer

the things I thought I had learned over the past 25-years about my preferences and what specifically works for me, was thrown right out the window.

Ain't this the truth! I never would've guessed I'd be spending more time playing my 0 size than anything else. There is so much to try and in good time, decide if you thought it was what it is. I can't wait for my cello to be done.
Nice guitar btw, another one I need to try...

[DHart]

Understood.

I had long thought that dreadnoughts were "the only way to go" with acoustic guitars.

Until I played and then bought my OM28-V. Now, there are no more dreadnoughts in my house, but there are two OM's and a 00, as well!