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An Epiphone Wildkat . Brand new, on sale, at Musicians Friend, $319. It's small, sounds great, semi hollow body, and is just an all around great guitar. Excellent for jazz, or rock.
The Wildkat is not a Gibson copy, either. Last edited by Gmountain; 12-24-2017 at 11:10 AM. |
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The Yamaha Silent Guitar is superlight, and it has a pleasing amplified sound.
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from the title of this thread I was expecting an early New Year's resolution....
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At Christmas I gave my Pono tenor uke to my grandson-in-law - because I love him, and because I needed to free up a hanger in my music room... for the Yamaha. So now I am down to 12 ukes and 3 guitars (2 dreadnaughts and the newly-purchased Yamaha). Since I get bad headaches & neck problems when I play the dreadnaughts, I need to figure out what to do with them. They will probably go to a couple of my grandchildren (I have several). I really and truly appreciate all your help. This forum is superb! Hauoli Makahiki ho! |
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Here are two suggestions - you can find both used:
- Epiphone ES-339: A small body 335 style but width of a Les Paul. Easily find one used for $400 and under. http://www.epiphone.com/Products/Arc...S-339-PRO.aspx For more $$ - Taylor T5z: A hybrid Electric and Acoustic. This is the small body version of the T5 - also the size of a Les Paul. They have a number different models. https://www.taylorguitars.com/guitars/electric/t5z
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I second the Taylor T5z. Awesome guitar that can be used to play any style electric or acoustic.
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