Appalachian Blues
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I present.........A GAD-JF30-12 converted to lefty, which actually consisted of Rick at Guitar Guys making a bone nut and me removing the pickguard. Hope the pictures are clear enough!
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I present.........A GAD-JF30-12 converted to lefty, which actually consisted of Rick at Guitar Guys making a bone nut and me removing the pickguard. Hope the pictures are clear enough!
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Appalachian Blues
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good grief, I hope someday I figure out posting pictures right. I know sometime in the past a helpful LTGer gave me info to help me but I forgot some of it.
Graham
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:lol: :lol: :lol:
If you're posting directly from Photobucket you don't need to add the from thr board. Just right click and paste.
If you're posting directly from Photobucket you don't need to add the from thr board. Just right click and paste.
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Well we can click on the links to view on image shack - but I tried to copy it for you like Photobucket but it didn't work for me either :?
taabru45
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N I I I C E ! even got a Guild pick....Your life is gettin' way too cool, with your son reading up on guitars, and you getting a new Guild, making the rest of us stir crazy....well........thank you for sharing.................and I mean that. 
Steffan
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Congrats again, Billy.
OutSTANDing! I hate the GAD pickguard anyway. So, the JF-30-12 came your way, AB. That's great. How do you like the sound?! This model outplayed everything in the store when I tried it. Wonderful.
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Chazmo said:
It sounds incredible and actually, it is like opening up the more I play it. That is weird considering it's brand spankin' new but it sounds different today than it did we I first brought it home.
The first songs I played on it were; Wish you were here, Mr. Tambourine Man, Turn, Turn, Turn, and My Back Pages.
The neck feels so good on it and the clarity of notes, especially arpeggio's, is also incredible.
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chazzan said:
My bandmate and friend Lee is a luthier (a Martin D-42 owner). We have a gig at a private party tonight and I'm going to ask him to do it. I checked the intonation and it is good but I'd like it better with the saddle reversed. Probably have him make a new bone saddle too.
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taabru45 said:N I I I C E ! even got a Guild pick....Your life is gettin' way too cool, with your son reading up on guitars, and you getting a new Guild, making the rest of us stir crazy....well........thank you for sharing.................and I mean that.
I couldn't find my stash of Guild picks I've had since like the early 70's, so I found a local parts dealer on Ebay. (They live just 5 miles from me but insisted on shipping them....$3.00) 12 heavy Guild picks for $5..I love them on the acoustics.
Thanks Steffan
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cjd-player said:Congrats again, Billy.
Thanks Carl......as I said on my Soundclick message, it is awesome.
Thank God!
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Graham said:
Thanks for info Graham
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JerryR said:
And I thought it was just me, thanks for trying Jerry!
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dane said:I really want to get me one of those!Congratulations…and if you need someone to play it until it opens up a bit, I’ll be happy to give you my shipping address…honest!
Dane, are you a lefty too? :mrgreen:
