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Originally Posted by guavajelly
Originally Posted by ruger9
Originally Posted by DS71
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05-17-2020 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Little Jay
Now to find an affordable Collings version.
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With a Collings I35LC and a 290, I can’t imagine you’d have trouble getting a decent jazz tone with a body you’re already comfortable with.
That said, a Collings Eastside LC sounds like it would be right up your alley, plus you know you already like the neck shape and build.
Collings I30 LC would be another good option - same body shape as your I35, but fully hollow and with P90’s.
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Originally Posted by GregoryL
At least with the I30 it could do more than one thing! Might even make me want to sell my I35! :O
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Man, those Tribute ES175 and ES335 clones look nice! And finally clones with Mahogany necks, something I'm quite neurotic about, lol. Almost all other clones/copies have maple necks, but I'm a Mahogany-neck snob for those designs. I think the Tributes even use 1 piece necks. Well, I might be in trouble...
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Originally Posted by caue amaral
Have you tried one of their guitars in person to see about the quality?
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Another guitar to consider with ES175 looks, thinner rim depth and an affordable price.
Here's an older thread:Seventy Seven Hawk...
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Is that you? VERY nice take. I stayed witht that right to the last note. Nice guitar too. Is it 16" or 15"? Full hollow?
EDIT: Apparently I'm consistent in my taste because I just went to the old thread to get more info and I like this take a lot them too
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Not me but I agree it's a very nice take-great player and lovely sounding guitar. I don't own a Seventy Seven myself but was seriously tempted when I was in the market. The Hawk is fully hollow, 16'' as far as I know-for someone who likes 175s but is looking for something more comfortable it could be a great option.
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Originally Posted by MikeTT
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D'Angelico EX SS? Small, thin, airy, lots of sustain, affordable, will never get stolen because it looks like a cheap Italian maffioso who just received his first pay check.
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Originally Posted by Joeontheguitar
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