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NGD - First acoustic
Hey everyone,
Been playing electric for about a year and have been craving an acoustic as I have pretty diverse musical and playing tastes. I've been looking for one for a little while and pounced on this one for a good deal at a local shop: Simon & Patrick Showcase flame maple. My cellphone pics don't do justice as this thing is gorgeous! Sounds and plays very well too. |
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Nice looking guitar. Maybe make the pics a little smaller though. Even on my HD screen they distort the forum boundaries. Try 1200 pixels wide at most.
Congrats on the guitar then. Enjoy it. Looks like a solid wood type and that inlay in the headstock is classy. |
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Nice, but as said try to not post such massive pics. I'm sure you wanted everyone to admire the figure in the woods, rosette and the abalone inlay.
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Wow! Great resolution from cell phone camera. Thanks for sharing, looks like a beauty.
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Awesome! But, did you post pics of your guitar? Maybe I missed them.
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Really, pics are so big I could only see a small corner of the guitar. Glad you are happy with it though.
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Congratulations it looks great! Nice flame koa.
But the pics are 4000 X 3000 which is about 5 times larger than normal. Please say hello to my little friend http://www.acousticguitarforum.com/f...3&postcount=32 |
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I think you have fruit flies
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Congrats. It is a beautiful guitar
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Very nice! Congratulations!
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Congrats! Sweet !
FYI - You can choose smaller pict sizes within Imgur. Which makes it way easier to view on screen. |
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My god those were huge pics, sorry!
Should be fixed now. I have a case humidifier and live in an area that is really dry in the winter (hygrometer says 22% in the house right now.) Last night my hygrometer got to a max of 38%. Is this enough? Do I need another humidifier? |
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As for necessary humidifier.
In winter I must use a room humidifier.. I have small hygrometer that I can fit in a guitar case .. to check if need be. But I find if the room is say 38%.. then inside the cases are same. I like to humidify the room.. so I can leave guitars out during th day. I do case them at night for safety. The weather is warming up and rainy ... so My humidifier has not run for several days now. |
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I don't think a room humidifier is an option as my "man cave" is just my open basement (~1200 square feet).
My case humidifier is keeping the case steady at about 37-38%. Is this enough humidity for a solid wood acoustic? Outside it is about -20 C and dry. |
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Congratulations and welcome to the AGF! It's a beauty!
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