coastie99
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Graham said:
Thanks Graham.
The Greenstone (Jade) TRC was made here. N.Z's West Coast is Greenstone Capital.
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Thanks Graham.
The Greenstone (Jade) TRC was made here. N.Z's West Coast is Greenstone Capital.
JerryR
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FNG said:
I've seen fewer guitars in a music store - how do you find time to play them all :!:
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JerryR said:
You sound like my wife, which is problematic because you aren't as good looking as her. :shock: :shock: 8) :lol:
I keep them all out on hangars and stands. I probably spend at least an hour a day total playing. Usually keep a couple in different tunings. Just walk in when I need a little man cave time, and grab one off the rack and git 'er done. The only one that isn't getting any time is a Larrivee jumbo mahogany 12 string, because it needs new strings and I'm too lazy to restring it.
Keeping them with fresh strings is the only downside.
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Wasn't complaining - man should have a hobby - just that I'd spend an hour just playing one :roll:
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dklsplace said:
Ok seriously...I haven't forgotten about this but I don't have any detailed answer for you. Each currently has a very different set of strings in various stages of wear. The JF-30 needs a refret & I'm having a hard time finding enough time to work it in. The JF-55 still needs the neck reset so it isn't getting any regular use. They obviously have their own voice, but the differences (from memory) are more subtle than you might think.
L4sleeko
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8) Here ya go . . .
Not so hot a group shot but here's my flock minus the D 25, which for all practical purposes isn't mine any longer.
Left to right back row: G37, F 20, GF60R
Left to right front row: DV62, , C01, DC5
G37
F 20
GF60R
DV62
DCE5
CO1
D 25
Left to right back row: G37, F 20, GF60R
Left to right front row: DV62, , C01, DC5
G37
GF60R
DV62
DCE5
D 25
FNG
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Love the GF60R!! 8) 8)
West R Lee
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Wow, you've got great taste in guitars Jeff. Nice shots, especially the family relaxing in the yard there.
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coastie99
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I say Jeffers !
That GF60R is rather spiffing, eh what !
That GF60R is rather spiffing, eh what !
Thanks for the compliments gentlemen, I can't take credit for picking em all, Red found the F 20 & the G 37 & Fran in California was responsible for the GF 60.
Just got the G 37 back from the Dr today, new bone nut & saddle, set up, a strap pin & some cosmetic touch ups. Plays like a millyun bucks.
Stopped buy the local shop on the way home & A/B'd it in the high end room with some Taylors & a new D 40BJ. She's a Taylor eating machine & the D 40 sounds a lot better when the G 37 isn't in the same room.
Passed her around to a couple guys & had em shakin their heads when I told em what Red paid for it. Total investment $602.00 including the nut, saddle & setup. 8) 8)
Just got the G 37 back from the Dr today, new bone nut & saddle, set up, a strap pin & some cosmetic touch ups. Plays like a millyun bucks.
Stopped buy the local shop on the way home & A/B'd it in the high end room with some Taylors & a new D 40BJ. She's a Taylor eating machine & the D 40 sounds a lot better when the G 37 isn't in the same room.
Passed her around to a couple guys & had em shakin their heads when I told em what Red paid for it. Total investment $602.00 including the nut, saddle & setup. 8) 8)
Graham
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Great shot Jeff.
jp
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Very nice, Jeff
Beautiful little F-20. I hope to have one someday. Very striking G37 too. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful little F-20. I hope to have one someday. Very striking G37 too. Thanks for sharing.
mario1956
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My G-312 :mrgreen:
FNG
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Man...that's clean! Nice!
Scratch
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You guys have me GAS'n again!!! Nice axes LTGers!
marcellis
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That G-37 is really pretty Jeff. Sorry to hear it sounds better than D-40's though.
Here's the D-40 I just bought. I haven't seen or played it yet. A friend of mine is keeping it
for me. His reports are very enthusiastic though. He says it has a special sound.
1972 D-25 I bought new in 1973. Neck reset & given to my son in 2003. Completely restored in 2006 in Vietnam. (*Note the boot-strapped G-shield logo.)
Here's the D-40 I just bought. I haven't seen or played it yet. A friend of mine is keeping it
for me. His reports are very enthusiastic though. He says it has a special sound.
1972 D-25 I bought new in 1973. Neck reset & given to my son in 2003. Completely restored in 2006 in Vietnam. (*Note the boot-strapped G-shield logo.)
mario1956 said:My G-312 :mrgreen:
Wow! Pristine, Mario! I think yours is cleaner than mine.Do you actually play it?
I also think yours must be about 6 months newer than mine since you have position markers.
My serial number is 159491. Are you close to that?
BTW: You can see mine by clicking on the quote in my signature.
mario1956
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Serial number 187153. Pretty close. The serial number cross reference says it's a 78. I am OCD sometimes :roll: so I keep all my instruments cleaned up. Yes, I play it regularly. Thanks for the comments!
kentukblue
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Heres some shots i took last week of my most recent purchase. Almost flawless 1991 JF30-12 (electronics installed). As you can see this thing is like new. The last guy that had it treated it like a jewel. Played it at church unplugged...everyone was blown away by the sound. Ill post some up of the DV-52 when im done shooting it this next week.
Ill prob sell this guitar pretty soon, not because its not wonderful...but because I play alot of fingerstyle and less strumming stuff and at 27 i cant afford the stable of guitars I would like....yet.
Ill prob sell this guitar pretty soon, not because its not wonderful...but because I play alot of fingerstyle and less strumming stuff and at 27 i cant afford the stable of guitars I would like....yet.