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New acoustic guitar day

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 having been very much an acoustic player I had a period of a year of only having one guitar which was a 50s Gretsch, it did pretty much everything I needed, how'ver since getting a 90s fender the gretsch had not been getting much play time.
I'm not sentimental about guitars so anything not being played need to go, so I traded the gretsch eoth @Toms_Dad ; for this lovely L100 studio, it's extremely light and resonent not played much so sounding a bit tight how'ver you can hear the potential so it's gonna get a lot of playtime.. Really enjoying this one :D
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  • TanninTannin Frets: 4394
    Oh, nice move!
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  • Tannin said:
    Oh, nice move!
    Thank you, I have to agree :D
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  • TanninTannin Frets: 4394
    The fretboard interests me, Strangefan. It is a plain, dull mid-brown. On a locally-made guitar ("local" for me that is)  I'd assume that it was made of River Sheoak. Obviously that is not going to be the case with a made-in-the-USA Gibson: it will be some other timber, but it doesn't look like rosewood or any of the common "almost-rosewoods",  and it certainly doesn't look like ebony. 

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  • VimFuegoVimFuego Frets: 14862
    nice, it looks like it has a fat bottom and a tiny bust, just how I like my, erm, guitars.

    I'm not locked in here with you, you are locked in here with me.

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  • VimFuego said:
    nice, it looks like it has a fat bottom and a tiny bust, just how I like my, erm, guitars.
    I hope you're not getting aroused............................................. Like I did. 
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  • Tannin said:
    The fretboard interests me, Strangefan. It is a plain, dull mid-brown. On a locally-made guitar ("local" for me that is)  I'd assume that it was made of River Sheoak. Obviously that is not going to be the case with a made-in-the-USA Gibson: it will be some other timber, but it doesn't look like rosewood or any of the common "almost-rosewoods",  and it certainly doesn't look like ebony. 

    It interests me too, its actually slightly figured  and 2 tone, I have a feeling its walnut, I'll get a better pic posted, 
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  • Toms_DadToms_Dad Frets: 166
    It is walnut. As are the back and sides, at least according to the Gibson website. Glad you’re enjoying it!
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  • TanninTannin Frets: 4394
    Ah. Thankyou.
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  • @Tannin ;
     it looked v dry so it's had a little bit of oil
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  • MellishMellish Frets: 945
    A good Gibson is a wonderful thing. I've had several. Only one displeased me and even that could have been fixed. I'm sure you'll be happy with it :) 
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  • TanninTannin Frets: 4394
    Oh I like that two tone look! Who says Gibson can't make a nice looking acoustic?


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  • bertiebertie Frets: 12145
    edited November 2021
    nice   ,   almost a 14 fret parlor............  got a reasonably deep body IIRC ?  

    Whats the fretboard / string spacing like ?   I love my little TW73 parlor (also burst)  its my "leave it out and about / go to" 
     - but the width is a little narrower than my others and does take a smidge adjusting when you play one of the other 
    just because you don't, doesn't mean you can't
     just because you do, doesn't mean you should.
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  • StrangefanStrangefan Frets: 5820
    edited November 2021
    bertie said:
    nice   ,   almost a 14 fret parlor............  got a reasonably deep body IIRC ?  

    Whats the fretboard / string spacing like ?   I love my little TW73 parlor (also burst)  its my "leave it out and about / go to" 
     - but the width is a little narrower than my others and does take a smidge adjusting when you play one of the other 
    I would say it's a on par spacing wise with my old hummingbird, it's certainly not narrow and with how light and compact it is makes it really feel like you're playing a parlour D 
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  • enjoenjo Frets: 201
    Looks like the type of guitar that you could sit down and lose hours with.
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  • enjo said:
    Looks like the type of guitar that you could sit down and lose hours with.
    It's comfy on the sofa so I def agree :D 
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  • You should probably add a string cutter to your list of add ons.
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  • StrangefanStrangefan Frets: 5820
    edited November 2021
    You should probably add a string cutter to your list of add ons.





    For what reason really tho? :D
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