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As I mentioned, George didn't think that the prototype in the video was good enough, so I can't wait to see the finished product. Arriving tomorrow! |
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I know I am a guitar snob, but when I played one I said it looked and sounded like a Tacoma Chief, which is a nice sub 1000 dollar guitar. George played it for me andI will admit it sounded better than I thought. But for the 3-4 thousand range I would buy the Gruhn 12 fret D28 S. I hope those of you who ordered them find that they thrill you. Anybody remember when George put his name on some Guilds he had made. They were nice guitars.
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To be fair, if Tacoma was making a Chief today, it would probably be about $2500 with inflation and other factors in making guitars in America 20 years later. I think it’s safe to say that they are among the least expensive guitars made in America other than the big 3’s lowest end stuff. They are consistently priced with that of Iris, and most of the Larrivees and the USA Guilds. |
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Couldn’t find the specs (size, scale length, nut width, etc.) anywhere.
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I'll report them this evening when I get home. They aren't published anywhere that I am aware of. I will measure everything once I bust it open.
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Regarding my VERY similar Tacoma Chief, it's the only acoustic guitar I haven't put a pickup in- and I don't feel like I need to. I'm not sure how well it projects at a distance, but it's loud to the player's ear, with more bass than you'd expect from a guitar only 3 1/2 inches thick.
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- Tacoma ER22C - Tacoma CiC Chief - Tacoma EK36C (ancient cedar Little Jumbo, '01, #145/150) - Seagull SWS Maritime Mini Jumbo ('16) - Simon & Patrick Pro Folk Rosewood ('01) - Godin Montreal Premiere Supreme - Ibanez Mikro Bass |
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First buyers are in for a thrill- I'm envious!
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As a person who's owned a few Tacoma models in the past (but not a Chief) I'm curious and interested in this new Gruhn designed guitar. I know back in the day many were put off by the Gumby looking headstock and bridge but I never played a Tacoma that didn't play and sound great.
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sure does look like one cuz it's the design of the Chief.
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Personally relic'ed by Vince Gill?
That's gotta be an upcharge!
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Maybe it's an option? I thought I saw that in their recent video.
Tommy |