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12-15-2011, 03:02 PM
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 Just ordered an Eaastman T184mx as a 7 string I finally found the guitar I've been looking for. Jeff Hale ordered me a T184MX in a 7 string version. It will have a headstock like the El Rey, plain fingerboard and upgraded to gold hardware. He's a really nice guy to deal with, very helpful. I can't wait to get it. (about 4-6 months) I had to tell somebody. Hooray!     |
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12-19-2011, 12:23 PM
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| Yeah, I'm really excited about this. I was surprised I could get it ordered this way. The only Eastman 7 strings they were showing were the El Rey and one archtop 7 string. Mr. Hale really helped me with this. I've always liked a small bodied guitar and nearly bought Gibson's ES339. I'm glad I called Jeff Hale. Eastman makes a great 335 style guitar. What sold me on the Eastman was that I had a chance to play the T186, the looks and feel alone sold me, as I didn't play it plugged into an amp. I have no affiliatioin with Jeff Hale in any way. I emailed him what I was looking for and he came across. We spoke on the phone and he's a really nice guy to deal with. I'll post picks when it comes in. It'll probably be Christmas in July.  |
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