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01-21-2018, 04:16 PM
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FS: - Sold - 2011 Taylor 414ce & - Sold - 1995 Martin 000-1
Sold - First up, a 2011 Taylor 414ce in mint condition. This guitar was hand selected for me off the shop floor by Taylor. It was set up on a PLEK machine by Mike Lull Guitar Works in Bellevue, WA after receipt. String height is e/E .070/.090, respectively. Plays and sounds fantastic. Comes with the original hard shell case. It’s offered for sale at $old + shipping.
     SOLD — Next up, a mint condition 1995 model Martin 000-1 with solid spruce top, solid mahogany back and mahogany laminate sides. I bought it new and have played it a little, but it has spent most of its life in the case. I took the guitar to a luthier in Tulsa as I wanted to make sure there were no issues with it. After examining it, his comments were 1) he couldn’t believe the guitar was 20+ years old, ”it looks like a new one!” 2) the neck was “perfect“ as was the body and 3) the action was bit high so he recommended a setup (it had never had one). So, whoever buys this is getting a looks-like-new, no issues, freshly setup Martin guitar. Comes with the original Martin case. No electronics ever installed. The price is $old plus shipping.    
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01-25-2018, 06:43 PM
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FS: 2011 Taylor 414ce & 1995 Martin 000-1
I’ve owned three 414ce’s over the years. Wonderful guitar. One of them was a 2011. Though I do not own one now, the 414 is sort of like home base for me. Highly recommend.
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