Barrington BGW400

[bentnote]

Hello - I'm interested. Is the guitar still for sale? If so, please advise the nut width, and thickness at 1st and 12th frets. Also, where are you located? Thanks.

Greg

Hi Greg - yes still for sale. I will measure nut with and get back to you, virtually sure it's 1.68 to 1.69 (not a wide nut). Don't have calipers to measure thickness, but it's what I would call a slim C shape. Hope that helps. I am in CT. Feel free to message me for more info.
Thanks,
Chris

[gtrgreg]

Thanks for the reply Chris. That's basically all I needed to know. I'm going to check out a couple guitars locally in the next few days, which will determine if I move forward on yours. Cheers!

[bentnote]

Thanks for the reply Chris. That's basically all I needed to know. I'm going to check out a couple guitars locally in the next few days, which will determine if I move forward on yours. Cheers!

OK sounds good Greg

[jzguy]

Any chance this is still floating around?

[bentnote]

Any chance this is still floating around?

Yes it is

[jzguy]

Ok. Can we discuss further privately? [email protected].

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[bentnote]

Ok. Can we discuss further privately? [email protected].

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Just emailed you

[arnie65]

The Barrington's were really good made Japanese guitars made at the Terada factory. They were put together here in the U.S. I think an ex-Kramer guitars employee owned the company. The BGW line all had solid woods too... The model AT-1 was the top of the line archtop from Barrington, designed in collaboration with George Gruhn (only a few made) I can't believe there's one in Reverb and nobody's picked it up yet!


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An equivalent Ibanez archtop (Japanese made) would cost you at least $3,000 today!


Arnie...

[Unclegrumpy]

The Barrington's were really good made Japanese guitars made at the Terada factory. They were put together here in the U.S. I think an ex-Kramer guitars employee own the company. The BGW line all had solid woods too... The model AT-1 was the top of the line archtop from Barrington, designed in collaboration with George Gruhn (only a few made) I can't believe there's one in Reverb and nobody's picked it up yet!


The Marketplace for Musicians | Reverb.com


An equivalent Ibanez archtop (Japanese made) would cost you at least $3,000 today!


Arnie...

it’s sold now.

[jzucker]

Hello - I'm interested. Is the guitar still for sale? If so, please advise the nut width, and thickness at 1st and 12th frets. Also, where are you located? Thanks.

Greg

the ad is years old.

[bentnote]

the ad is years old.

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