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Rainsong Vintage Dread opinion?
I live full time on my boat and prefer the worry free aspect of carbon fiber.
I currently have a Composite Accoustics Legacy and an Eastman e2om rosewood and spruce. I need to get down to one guitar. I love the sound of my Legacy, but it is very heavy and i am not fond of the neck. I am considering trading both for a new Rainson Vintage series dreadnought. Has any one played one? Thoughts please?
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I owned one of the first ones sold, and really liked it. I foolishly sold it in a fit of "I want something else," but it could have easily been my only acoustic. (Actually, I sold it when I got my Rainsong V-JM1100N2 whose larger sound I prefer.) Great sound and playability and no worries about temperature/humidity maintenance and changes. What's not to like???
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No direct experience with the RS Vintage dread - yet! I'm looking for one with a short scale neck but coming up short so I'm seriously considering ordering a custom one as RainSong will do a short scale neck on any guitar at no extra charge. But you will have to wait 8-12 weeks at last check.
I do have direct experience with the RainSong Nashville OM Shorty that I can attest is a wonderful instrument. It has quickly become my go-to instrument and could easily be my one-and-only if I decided to go that route. It ticks all the boxes for my needs. |