The Biggest Dreadnought Ever!!
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Zelja
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Apart from the size I think the extensive use of bone really shapes the tone.
wileypickett
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Nicknamed the G41?
Excellent thread title, jcwu!
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ladytexan
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Dreadnought Dinosaur
A fun article about, yet another, 'big' thing with the dreadnought moniker, i.e., Dreadnoughtus schrani. And I'm guessin', you clicked to see what dreadnought guitar had been labeled a 'dinosaur'......I know that's what I did! :stupid: <-----Duh!
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A fun article about, yet another, 'big' thing with the dreadnought moniker, i.e., Dreadnoughtus schrani. And I'm guessin', you clicked to see what dreadnought guitar had been labeled a 'dinosaur'......I know that's what I did! :stupid: <-----Duh!
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And maybe TRC is really an abbreviation for Triceratops and not Truss Rod Cover? (groan if you must)
Dinosaurs 'r' Us! :tongue-new:
Joe
Dinosaurs 'r' Us! :tongue-new:
Joe
(Groan)
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I don't think I want to see an upside-down Triceratops on ANY guitar!. 
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