The Goodall Thread (Serial Numbers, Pictures, Discuss Anything Goodall!) - Page 15

Russrn · #**211** 12-01-2019, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by David MacNeill

Anybody know what the dark brace wood Goodall uses is? Mahogany? Stained spruce? Cedar? Redwood? I can’t tell.

My back bracing is definitely mahogany, but the top is spruce.

David MacNeill · #**212** 12-03-2019, 01:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Russrn

My back bracing is definitely mahogany, but the top is spruce.

Yeah, that checks out here too.

Five Fourths · #**213** 12-03-2019, 08:22 AM

Picked this one up a few months ago from Capital Guitars...#4439, AAA Adi/AAA Koa KCJC. It was my first 16" jumbo. I've found I get along well with the size.

BrunoBlack · #**214** 12-03-2019, 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Russrn

My back bracing is definitely mahogany, but the top is spruce.

According to Jean, my TW-000 has top braces made from spruce and the top lateral braces as well as the back end side braces are made from mahogany.

sashae · #**215** 12-22-2019, 05:08 PM

Wild, seems I have one of the older ones - KGC527 with the date of 12-30-93 on the label...

sashae · #**216** 12-22-2019, 05:31 PM

BrunoBlack · #**217** 12-22-2019, 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by sashae

Looks nice — details?

SuperB23 · #**218** 12-29-2019, 05:49 PM

This is one of my favorite threads on the AGF!!

I've noticed some new things brewing at Goodall. I've noticed James and Luke have started building some with Torrified Spruce. Sylvan had one there last time I was in. I also noticed that like a lot of builders they ran out of Madagascar Rosewood and its no longer on their price list. I have 6508 which is a TMdRBD with master grade Red Spruce over Madagascar Rosewood, it's a 12 Fret body shape but a 14 neck connections with 28" scale length. The guitar is quite amazing to play D-D tuning!!!

I've held onto a Great 2012 Standard in Redwood and EIR which I love and I have a 2007 NAMM Show Jumbo in Bearclaw Spruce and Honduran Rosewood. All Three Goodall guitars I have now are breathtaking to hear, play and see!! All three will draw you in and surprise you tonally pretty much every time you play them!!!

I can't say enough good stuff about Goodall guitars!

We need to get some '16, '18, '19, and soon 2020 Goodall guitars added to this list.

jseth · #**219** 12-29-2019, 08:12 PM

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Originally Posted by SuperB23

This is one of my favorite threads on the AGF!!

I've noticed some new things brewing at Goodall. I've noticed James and Luke have started building some with Torrified Spruce. Sylvan had one there last time I was in. I also noticed that like a lot of builders they ran out of Madagascar Rosewood and its no longer on their price list. I have 6508 which is a TMdRBD with master grade Red Spruce over Madagascar Rosewood, it's a 12 Fret body shape but a 14 neck connections with 28" scale length. The guitar is quite amazing to play D-D tuning!!!

I've held onto a Great 2012 Standard in Redwood and EIR which I love and I have a 2007 NAMM Show Jumbo in Bearclaw Spruce and Honduran Rosewood. All Three Goodall guitars I have now are breathtaking to hear, play and see!! All three will draw you in and surprise you tonally pretty much every time you play them!!!

I can't say enough good stuff about Goodall guitars!

We need to get some '16, '18, '19, and soon 2020 Goodall guitars added to this list.

There oughta be a "Like" button!

I honestly don't know why Goodalls aren't in the hands (and on the lips) of more players... I know James doesn't go in for all the flashy bling, nor for soundports or shoulder bevels, but his instruments are always impeccably finished and constructed... in the lexicon of "High End" acoustic guitars, they are a tremendous "deal", priced more towards the bottom of the "cost" list than the top.

Goodall acoustic guitars are, for my tastes, the finest sounding acoustic guitars on the planet...

BrunoBlack · #**220** 12-29-2019, 09:20 PM

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Originally Posted by jseth

There oughta be a "Like" button!

I honestly don't know why Goodalls aren't in the hands (and on the lips) of more players... I know James doesn't go in for all the flashy bling, nor for soundports or shoulder bevels, but his instruments are always impeccably finished and constructed... in the lexicon of "High End" acoustic guitars, they are a tremendous "deal", priced more towards the bottom of the "cost" list than the top.

Goodall acoustic guitars are, for my tastes, the finest sounding acoustic guitars on the planet...

I totally agree. They are fantastic instruments. I purchased a new GC a couple of years ago that was ripe and mellow right off the shelf. Outstanding from day 1. Recently, I ordered a custom TW000 that arrived tight as a drum and frankly, it had me a bit concerned. However, it began to relax & mellow quickly; and having played it regularly for 5 months now, it is developing into one of my very best guitars. I’m a big fan and I agree they represent a terrific value.

DenverSteve · #**221** 12-29-2019, 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by jseth

There oughta be a "Like" button!...I honestly don't know why Goodalls aren't in the hands (and on the lips) of more players... ..

They are great but the vast majority of guitar owners don't play $5000 (and up) instruments.

Goodallboy · #**222** 12-29-2019, 09:42 PM

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Originally Posted by DenverSteve

They are great but the vast majority of guitar owners don't play $5000 (and up) instruments.

I just took a 20 sec. look via Google and found 10 used Goodalls for sale. 2 of the 10 were over 4K. Most were 2-4K.

Great, great instruments are for sale at prices that people pay for lesser instruments.

DenverSteve · #**223** 12-29-2019, 09:46 PM

And fewer of most guitar players are paying $2,000 for an instrument - let alone a used one. I agree they are great. Mine is my favorite gigging guitar along with my 000-18 but everyone isn't going to spend that amount for a new guitar - or a used. one. We are the 2%. The rest don't spend anywhere near what many herein do.

Goodallboy · #**224** 12-30-2019, 07:16 AM

As a public service announcement, please don't assume that a $3,000 used Goodall that originally cost nearly $5000, is any less desirable that a new $3000 retail instrument, IMO.

You'd do yourself a huge disservice in believing that.

ALBD · #**225** 09-25-2021, 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Goodallboy

I just took a 20 sec. look via Google and found 10 used Goodalls for sale. 2 of the 10 were over 4K. Most were 2-4K.

Great, great instruments are for sale at prices that people pay for lesser instruments.

Whoa times have changed fast!

I just picked up one on a visit with my buddy at a local shop. Not gassing. Blew my socks off. I’ll add picks and details here before long.