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Thank you for the good answer! Don't worry about the demo, youtube is full of review of the broadway!
Originally Posted by Jonah
It seems to be a good guitar, i can find it here around 500 euro used. Should i search for a korea model or china is ok?
What about the washburn j6? can you compare with the epi?
Thanks
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07-22-2016 06:18 AM
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You never know... I just took a chance and turned out to be Korean.It seems to be a good guitar, i can find it here around 500 euro used. Should i search for a korea model or china is ok?
To me Korea could be better... and might be easier to sell later
Epis do not write the country of productio, but you can check origin factory and date of issue by the serial number on the label on the website.
No I did not try this one... but I had very bad exoperience with other Washburns...What about the washburn j6? can you compare with the epi?
To me Epi (havung some problems too) has more consistency about quality
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None of them shows how it really sounds acousticallyThank you for the good answer! Don't worry about the demo, youtube is full of review of the broadway!
But anyway do not expect miracles form acoustic sound with Broadway....
It's bright and nice for electric laminated guitar...
But real acoustic sound is more than just brightness - it's richness, overtones, depth, colour - ofcourse Broadway will not provide it all ...
And Alnico Classic are worse than Super 58 (even those lowere end S58 they put on AJK95) - so be ready for that...
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Originally Posted by Jonah
For "Real acoustic" you mean acoustic guitars? Like Martin for example, or you mean an high quality hollow like Gibson L5?
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I might be the odd man out, but I won't buy a guitar I cannot play first. Even if I get great soundclips, there's no telling if my hands will like it. Play before you pay.
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Of course that's my point too...I might be the odd man out, but I won't buy a guitar I cannot play first. Even if I get great soundclips, there's no telling if my hands will like it. Play before you pay.
but I gradually change my mind... sometimes you just cannot ever play it before you buy it)))
I just try to be reasonable: find good offer with good conditions, buy something you will be able to sell))
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I mean 'real acoustic tone' - that is a tone of the instruments that are built to be good acosutic instruments... it may be both Martin or acoustic Gibson L-5 (not the one with installed humbuckers)...For "Real acoustic" you mean acoustic guitars? Like Martin for example, or you mean an high quality hollow like Gibson L5?
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Did you mean the G 100?
Originally Posted by entresz
I play a Loar LH600 mostly these days. I love it but it's pretty old school - more Eddie Lang than Grant Green. I have installed an Atilla Zoller pickup.
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I know and i hate to buy guitar that i can't try before, but if the seller lives too far it's a problem.
Originally Posted by Thumpalumpacus
However for a cheap guitar i can risk; if i have to buy an expensive instrument i'll go and try it(in the range of 300-400 km)!
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Originally Posted by Jonah
Yeah, your circumstances are much different than mine ... you do what you gotta do, and in those circumstances buying something very sellable is a good approach.
Originally Posted by Andreaj88
Last edited by Thumpalumpacus; 07-23-2016 at 10:53 AM.
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The Ibanez SJ300 (16.5" lower bout) and SS300 (15" lower bout) are steam-formed (pressed) solid spruce topped guitars with two set-in humbuckers. In the USA they sell for about US $1300 with case. Apart from the sizes and body shapes, these models are identical in construction. The SJ300 might have slightly more bass than the SS300.
Furch, a Czech firm, made a few archtops. I don't think they're made anymore, but you might find one used.
Hofner, a German company, makes several archtops. Maybe some are in the OP's price range.
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what about this one ?
PEERLESS CREMONA SEMIACUSTICA ARCHTOP - #4683673 - su Mercatino Musicale in Chitarre Semiacustiche
i can try to make an offer of 1000 euro
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yeah he didn't accept
Originally Posted by 2bornot2bop
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I found a good price for one d'angelico exl1 used, around 1000 euros.
But now i'm afraid to buy a guitar with floating for the feedback problem.
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His asking price is valid but you could make a more legit offer. That Cremona is not an EXL1
Originally Posted by Andreaj88
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what about the exl1? is a good instrument?
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Hello, i need help, i found this epiphone regent
EPIPHONE REGENT CUSTOM - #4774101 - su Mercatino Musicale in Chitarre Semiacustiche
He put on a Gibson 57 hum
Is the position of the pickup OK? I asked for more photos. Thanks



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