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06-19-2020, 06:27 AM
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NGD: LaPatrie Collection
I have been on a quest searching for the “right” guitar. What I have learned over time is that I prefer 12 fret designs and nylon strings (I play mostly fingerstyle).
I just play pop stuff, no classical. I bought a LaPatrie Collection, without electronics, on eBay. Bingo! The quest is over. The factory set up is dandy and my fingers seem to love it. The tone and projection are nice too. I went with LaPatrie after watching Robert Godin in a factory tour video. It seems that their methods and QA are sound and his enthusiasm is infectious. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXGV31hOYhs Russ 
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06-20-2020, 11:30 AM
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La Patrie Collection
I have a La Patrie Collection which has become my guitar of choice. I can’t recall the number of guitars I’ve owned over the past 60 years and none of them was a better playing instrument. The radiused fretboard makes all the difference in the world. Barre chords have always been problematic for me and the La Patrie facilitates them. The action is great for finger picking as well. La Patries are extremely well made, they don’t warp, hold their tune and sound good due to solid woods construction. I doubt if there’s a better guitar available in the price range. Enjoy! Joe
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06-24-2020, 10:30 AM
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06-24-2020, 07:04 PM
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06-24-2020, 07:35 PM
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I've had a La Patrie Concert for several years.
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I don't have a bunch of guitars because they all sound just like me.  1984 Carvin LB-40 bass 1986 Carvin DC-125 two humbucker 1996 Taylor 412 La Patrie Concert 2012 American Standard Telecaster 1981 Carvin DC 100 Harley Benton LP JR DC Bushman Delta Frost & Suzuki harmonicas Artley flute Six-plus decade old vocal apparatus
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