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01-15-2022, 12:50 PM
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Thanks to the generosity of a relative or neighbor
a young kid somewhere got a hold of guitar and ended up one of our guitar playing icons. There are countless examples of that.
Ever think about that?
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01-15-2022, 02:17 PM
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Yep, that is why I keep a couple of inexpensive Yamahas around, to lend out or even give away if someone really shows dedication. I loaned one out to a friend's son, he's had it for 3 years. I offered to give it to him, but he turned me down. Technically I still own it, but a part of me hopes I never see it again.
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01-15-2022, 03:06 PM
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A few years back I got a '78 D55 and decide to give my '80s D50 to my grand nieces in Seattle after their father posted some pics of one playing guitar at a recital.
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Guild F212: 1964 (Hoboken), Guild Mark V: 1975 (Westerly), Guild Artist Award: 1975 (Westerly), Guild F50: 1976 (Westerly), Guild F512: 2010 (New Hartford), Pawless Mesquite Special: 2012, 90s Epi HR Custom (Samick), 2014 Guild OOO 12-fret Orpheum (New Hartford), 2013 12 fret Orpheum Dread (New Hartford), Guild BT258E, 8 string baritone, 1994 Guild D55, Westerly, 2023 Cordoba GK Negra Pro.
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