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| Don't have it. Sold it within 6 months of buying it. |
   
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7 | 3.85% |
| Don't have it. Sold it within one year of buying it. |
  
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15 | 8.24% |
| Don't have it, but kept it for a long while. |
  
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61 | 33.52% |
| Don't have it, kept it for a long while, regretting the sale. |
  
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7 | 3.85% |
| Still have it but it's been less than a year since I bought it. |
  
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2 | 1.10% |
| Still have it, been over a year now. |
  
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90 | 49.45% |
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#76
06-18-2018, 09:53 PM
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Still have my Yamaha FG-180, which my parents gave me as a Christmas gift in 1975. Cost $125 at the time. I had a new nut put on it years ago to accommodate strings for "Nashville" tuning, and I use it on almost every home recording I make because it adds that great high shimmer to a regular six-string track. Its tone (if strung with regular strings) would not compare to the high-end Martin and Taylor I have, but I have to say that its neck is incredibly familiar and comfortable because it's all I played for years. Great sentimental value, of course.
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#77
06-18-2018, 11:43 PM
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It was some no name Les Paul knock off I found in a pawn shop. Between the string height and the telephone pole sized neck I easily decided to trade it in on the Larrivee Stat copy I still have. I can't recall if I bought my first acoustic before or after the trade.
The other five guitars I own/owned are either still with me, or I know where they are.
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One acoustic two electrics One resonator A fist full of picks Two capos And an amp I'm fairly impressed with.
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