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Old 03-26-2016, 08:56 PM
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Old 03-26-2016, 10:05 PM
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Just watched it from a link on Facebook... pretty well done, I thought. I don't think that James and Luke get enough "props" for their exquisite instruments...

I heartily agree with the sentiment expressed late in the video, that, although not "cheap" by any means, Goodalls are really a bargain and easily hold their own with guitars costing much, much more...
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Old 03-26-2016, 10:09 PM
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Default Goodall AKCJC

Goodall AKCJC #4431 made in Kona, Hawaii
• Gotoh tuners
• Concert Jumbo Body
• Clear pickguard
• Koa back, sides, and headplate
• Sitka Spruce top
• Agoya rosette
• Pheasantwood bridge and fretboard
• 1 3/4" nut
• 25.5" scale
• Bone nut and saddle
and Fishman Elipse Matrix blend pickup
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Old 03-27-2016, 08:40 AM
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Cool video. Thanks for posting.

Also, I forgot to add my latest acquisition:
Goodall THRLD-12 6444

Traditional Long Dreadnought (12 fret) in Honduran Rosewood/Adirondack Spruce

Completion date: 2/2/16
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Old 05-23-2016, 07:35 AM
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Another new build has arrived. This one is an all-Mahogany Traditional Dreadnought, with quilted figure on the back & sides and a straight-grained top:
Goodall TMhDMh 6469

Traditional Dreadnought (14 fret) in all-Mahogany

Completion date: 4/26/16
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Old 05-23-2016, 11:29 AM
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Default A few to add

Here are a few to add:

Ziricote/"Big Goose" Sitka Spruce Jumbo (#ZJ3262 completed 5/19/03)
Madagascar/Adirondack OM (TMdROM#3269 completed 3/22/04)
Brazilian/Engelman GC (BRGCC#4546 completed 3/24/06)
African Blackwood/European Standard (BWS#5370 completed 1/28/08)
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Old 05-26-2016, 01:14 PM
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Here are a few to add:

Ziricote/"Big Goose" Sitka Spruce Jumbo (#ZJ3262 completed 5/19/03)
Madagascar/Adirondack OM (TMdROM#3269 completed 3/22/04)
Brazilian/Engelman GC (BRGCC#4546 completed 3/24/06)
African Blackwood/European Standard (BWS#5370 completed 1/28/08)
Wow you've got that Ziricote/big goose? wow truely rare one. i saw one from buffalo brother's shop several years back..almost to purchase it.
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Old 05-26-2016, 01:43 PM
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Wow you've got that Ziricote/big goose? wow truely rare one. i saw one from buffalo brother's shop several years back..almost to purchase it.
Yeah, my jumbo is that guitar from Buffalo Bros and it is killer. James only built somewhere between 10-15 guitars with the "Big Goose" tops. The guys at Buffalo Bros claimed there were only 5 built with it but that seems unlikely.
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Old 05-27-2016, 09:14 AM
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Yeah, my jumbo is that guitar from Buffalo Bros and it is killer. James only built somewhere between 10-15 guitars with the "Big Goose" tops. The guys at Buffalo Bros claimed there were only 5 built with it but that seems unlikely.
Only 5 on jumbo maybe?
I am jumbo.guy as well..

Would you.share pictures of ur jumbo ziricotte?
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Only 5 on jumbo maybe?
I am jumbo.guy as well..

Would you.share pictures of ur jumbo ziricotte?
Here are a few (admittedly poor) iPhone photos of the guitar:





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Default Meet #4652

THR000 4652

2006 Honduran Rosewood, European Spruce

This was a fantastic guitar from day one. It's seen some pretty good action in 10 years and has that shimmering Goodall voice.

goodall fribt twilight two-8877 by Westcliffe Slim, on Flickr

goodall front detail-8881 by Westcliffe Slim, on Flickr

goodall back-8874 by Westcliffe Slim, on Flickr

goodall back 16 x 9-8887 by Westcliffe Slim, on Flickr

goodall front twilight-8884 by Westcliffe Slim, on Flickr
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THR000 4652

2006 Honduran Rosewood, European Spruce

This was a fantastic guitar from day one. It's seen some pretty good action in 10 years and has that shimmering Goodall voice.
Nice guitar! I don't know, but I think James does something rather special with Euro spruce and Honduran rosewood. My HRCJ is no exception.
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Old 06-17-2016, 06:58 AM
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Another serial number to add to the list:

This one is a Traditional Dreadnought in East Indian Rosewood and Adirondack Spruce:

Goodall TRD 6231

Completion date: 10/14/13
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Old 06-17-2016, 07:02 AM
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Oh, and one more serial number to add:

Goodall WJ 3952

Jumbo in Curly Walnut/Master Sitka Spruce

Completion date: 11/29/2004
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Just appended the last batch or serial nos.

That's a love Ziricote CJ by the way!
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