1st world problem...
I bought a guitar
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1st world problem...
Electromatic™ John Gourley Broadkaster® Center Block, Laurel Fingerboard, Iridescent Black
Center block guitars provide a perfect balance of sonic fullness and focus. With this design, a wood block runs down the center of the body to enhance attack and articulation while the open-air cavities in the body's
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Thanks for the heads up. I saw it last week when it was announced. It's pretty sweet looking. I love the artwork on it. It makes me wish I played guitar.Electromatic™ John Gourley Broadkaster® Center Block, Laurel Fingerboard, Iridescent Black
Center block guitars provide a perfect balance of sonic fullness and focus. With this design, a wood block runs down the center of the body to enhance attack and articulation while the open-air cavities in the body'sgretschguitars.com
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Love it. I am tempted but the wife might kill me. LOL. I have purchased a new tower PC and 2 servers in the last 3 months.Electromatic™ John Gourley Broadkaster® Center Block, Laurel Fingerboard, Iridescent Black
Center block guitars provide a perfect balance of sonic fullness and focus. With this design, a wood block runs down the center of the body to enhance attack and articulation while the open-air cavities in the body's
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If you buy it than I might be able to get it signed by the man himself this summer.
I'm sort of tempted to do that myself if I have the spare cash with how nice that guitar looks. Use it as a wall display more as artwork. If I frame the purchase as artwork I can sell myself the idea more and $1200 is cheap for art.
If you buy it than I might be able to get it signed by the man himself this summer.
I'm sort of tempted to do that myself if I have the spare cash with how nice that guitar looks. Use it as a wall display more as artwork. If I frame the purchase as artwork I can sell myself the idea more and $1200 is cheap for art.
I had a feeling this could happen. Feel free to share my contact info with Gretsch for my commission check.
(store credit is also acceptable)By the way, that guitar sounds really good in all the promo videos I've watched. I'm not really a semi-hollow guitar kind of guy, but the combo of that body and pickups is unique and results in a killer tone.
I met Chris Martin of Martin guitars tonight.
I wish. LOL. I did get to see a prototype Guitar he designed that is coming out code named "CEO".Very cool! Was he handing out free samples?
I'm a Taylor guy, but you also wouldn't catch me kicking a Martin out of bed. They make quality instruments and have forever.
Can you say anything about the prototype? I know he's been rumored to be working on some new pickup system or something like that.
He didn't let it leave his hands. He said that was only the 2nd time it's ever been shown in public.
Damn, now I'm really curious! Haha
Crafted in China? I thought Gretsch were made here for some reason.Electromatic™ John Gourley Broadkaster® Center Block, Laurel Fingerboard, Iridescent Black
Center block guitars provide a perfect balance of sonic fullness and focus. With this design, a wood block runs down the center of the body to enhance attack and articulation while the open-air cavities in the body's
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Gretsch is under the Fender umbrella these days and they're manufacturing overseas and North America.
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I have been considering a new guitar. But I never was really any good,...and,...arthritis.... I have always wanted a Gibson SG... but arthritis...not sure I will play enough to justify the expense.
something like this...
something like this...
Chaplin
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I bought my son a pretty nice acoustic for Christmas. He's 8, so now I'm having to figure out the best way to get him lessons.
The finish on that is gorgeous, wow!
I'm no doctor, but depending on the type of arthritis, I think some low impact movements like practicing guitar with good technique and gentle stretching might help arthritis a little. Obviously best to talk to a pro before dropping a ton of cash on a Gibson. Plus, these days it's very easy to find affordable guitars to start out with before picking up something from the top tier.
Good luck either way, arthritis is a tough one.
Right on, Chap! As I recall you're in Austin so there's probably a guitar teacher on every corner!
Put the feelers out and don't be afraid to interview them about their methods and you should be able to find a good fit for your son. Definitely find someone who enjoys working with kids.
Chaplin
Better off silent
Yeah one of his buddies takes lessons, so I'm looking into who they are using.Right on, Chap! As I recall you're in Austin so there's probably a guitar teacher on every corner!
I love pulling the curls out of wood like that. I did something similar in purple for the subwoofers and speaker stands I made for my home theater.
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Hey, man! I just wanted to wish you good luck at today's championship final! I know you've got the skills to make this your year, buddy!
Canadian hits all the right notes to win 2024 Air Guitar World Champion
Performers at this year’s Air Guitar World Championships in Finland tuned up Friday for the air guitar world’s version of the Olympics, featuring dedicated competitors like “Shred Lasso” and “Guitarantula.”
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Unfortunately I haven't been practicing the songs that are in this year's competition.Hey, man! I just wanted to wish you good luck at today's championship final! I know you've got the skills to make this your year, buddy!
Canadian hits all the right notes to win 2024 Air Guitar World Champion
Performers at this year’s Air Guitar World Championships in Finland tuned up Friday for the air guitar world’s version of the Olympics, featuring dedicated competitors like “Shred Lasso” and “Guitarantula.”
I'm pretty sure not practicing is the secret to success for air guitarists!
I've always loved the sound from both of those brands. I have a Gibson acoustic and it is the nicest guitar I've ever owned, but hope to get a Taylor or a Martin.
Gibson is a top brand for a reason. They make some really great guitars. I'd love to grab one of their acoustics someday.
