Show your guitar, bass, acoustic, any stringed instrument harem!

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Weighs seventy five pounds in the case. Once she is set up she don't move much, stays in tune pretty good. Four pedals, five knees.
 
Alvarez Jumbo, Fender Highway one, MIM Player, American Performer, Gibson Les Paul Studio and Squier Classic Vibe 50s Telecaster.
 

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This picture is from early last year, need to take a new one, but takes a lot of time to set up!
Since then, the 12-string Gretsch electromatic has been returned to its owner (I was holding onto it while he traveled) and I have added a Gretsch bass and no-name f-style mandolin.
 

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Yeah, they do. Offshore but pretty nice.
The USA ones are private stock only now.
Couldn't tell you who is producing them but the majority of guitars are made by two OEM's, Samick and Cort. About 20 years ago I got a factory tour in Inchon that included rough to finish in both acoustic and electric manufacturing lines. What I saw was a surprising number of different names on headstocks. At the time most of the cheaper lines were being built in Indonesia but much is now done in China. Only found this thumbnail but have pictures archived somewhere.

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Couldn't tell you who is producing them but the majority of guitars are made by two OEM's, Samick and Cort. About 20 years ago I got a factory tour in Inchon that included rough to finish in both acoustic and electric manufacturing lines. What I saw was a surprising number of different names on headstocks. At the time most of the cheaper lines were being built in Indonesia but much is now done in China. Only found this thumbnail but have pictures archived somewhere.

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Interesting. I didn't know that. Thanks for sharing!
 
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