sitka_spruce
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The shortlist for my next acquisition is down to the F-47MCE and the CV-2C. Both these models are fresh out of the Tacoma plant, even if the F-47 and CV-1 has been made in their new design in Washington state for a while. The idea behind this purchase is getting a great fingerpicking and flatpick soloing guitar with the crisp response of the maple.
Both feature Red/ Adirondack top, maple b&s, mahog neck. Then features divert a rather great deal.
F-47: 25 5/8" scale, 20fr RW fb and br, 1 11/16" nut
CV-2: 25 1/2" scale, 21fr bound ebony fb and br, 1 3/4" nut. I have nothing against the bolt on neck design.
For further details check out this link: http://www.guildguitars.com/instruments ... hp?cat=new
How would you go about? Do you have any preferences and why? Please take part in the poll and motivate your choice below!
PS. I kind of fancy the pickguard of the F-47 and since I'm having the CO-2C in mind for a fingerpicker the wider nut is no must have with the F-40 style guitar - but you'll be the judge.
Both feature Red/ Adirondack top, maple b&s, mahog neck. Then features divert a rather great deal.
F-47: 25 5/8" scale, 20fr RW fb and br, 1 11/16" nut
CV-2: 25 1/2" scale, 21fr bound ebony fb and br, 1 3/4" nut. I have nothing against the bolt on neck design.
For further details check out this link: http://www.guildguitars.com/instruments ... hp?cat=new
How would you go about? Do you have any preferences and why? Please take part in the poll and motivate your choice below!
PS. I kind of fancy the pickguard of the F-47 and since I'm having the CO-2C in mind for a fingerpicker the wider nut is no must have with the F-40 style guitar - but you'll be the judge.