mavuser
Enlightened Member
Thanks very much as always, Hans. I am on the move in a serious way these days, and your book is at home. the F-47- there is one I don't hear too much about.
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Thanks very much as always, Hans. I am on the move in a serious way these days, and your book is at home. the F-47- there is one I don't hear too much about.
Ditto on that. Thanks, Hans, as always!
And, by the way, mav, I think you're right that we don't talk a whole lot about the F-47, but it's been a popular guitar for a very long time and a lot of LTGers have 'em. I'd really love to have one in the stable myself. That model keeps on comin' back in one form or another, while the F-50s and D-55s get all the attention and recognition.
And, by the way, mav, I think you're right that we don't talk a whole lot about the F-47, but it's been a popular guitar for a very long time and a lot of LTGers have 'em. I'd really love to have one in the stable myself. That model keeps on comin' back in one form or another, while the F-50s and D-55s get all the attention and recognition.
adorshki
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And, by the way, mav, I think you're right that we don't talk a whole lot about the F-47, but it's been a popular guitar for a very long time and a lot of LTGers have 'em. I'd really love to have one in the stable myself. That model keeps on comin' back in one form or another, while the F-50s and D-55s get all the attention and recognition.
My point exactly.
But I gotta go back and check the book on what Hans said :
"If we're talking '70s then the F-48 would be a full 17-inch wide body; so basically the same size as an F-50(R)."
Thought F48's were always 17"?
I might be eatin' some crow here on Monday....