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10-18-2012, 12:27 PM
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Vega Goya Sigma Levin
I've had an old Vega V646 for years which I love and am interested in maybe buying another failed Martin subsidiary type guitar along these lines. Maybe a Goya? has anyone had experience of these type of guitars. I also have a Sigma from the '70s which I'm much less keen on. I can't seem to find out much about Vega or Goya on the net (except mainly to rubbish them which is a bit contrary to my experience with the Vega).
Anyone owned one of these guitars? (This is my first post BTW). 
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10-18-2012, 07:24 PM
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I owned a Goya, a Vega and a Sigma DM5. The Goya was a pretty nice guitar with a nice neck and decent tone. The thing I didn't like about it was it had a red sunburst finish and I really didn't like that. I friend sold me a Cats Eyes Tokai and I then sold the Goya. The Vega was ok, nothing special. The Sigma was by far my favorite. I really didn't want to sell it but I wanted to buy a Yairi DY-51 and that was the only way I could afford it. The Sigma had great tone and a nice slim neck that was super comfortable to play. None of these guitars (except the Yairi) were my main guitar, they were all "Camping Guitars." I went through several Camping Guitars until I found my Mountain Guitar, that one's a keeper and better than even the Sigma.
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10-19-2012, 09:47 AM
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Warren My website: http://draudio56.wix.com/warren-bendler "It's hard...calming the Beatle inside of me."
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11-06-2012, 08:01 PM
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I recently acquired a Goya G318-C...and love it. Its got a great all-around sound and the intonation is on-the-money. I actually prefer it to my $800-dollar Takamine. Check it out on YOUTUBE: Honeymoon Bay Market music/Fredd Robertson CHEERS!
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