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I just picked up a Magicstomp II at MF. They're blowing them out right now for $79(usually $199). There's a couple of amp models in there that sound pretty good but I bought it solely for the individual effects which are excellent.

I've got a sizeable collection of vintage and new electrics and acoustics. About 11 years ago I ran out of floorspace for stands so I started hanging 'em on the wall. Temperature pretty stable here in Los Angeles(I don't use air conditioning)and there's enough ambient humidity here year round...

Probably safer and better for them in the case but I have most of mine on the wall. I like looking at them, admiring them, and showing them off. To me they're like works of art. Also they're always right there, ready to be played. And you know the old saying "out of sight, out of mind"? That's...

Country is still alive In Kosciusko, Mississippi

It should have a satisfying resonance unplugged, too.

And nothing is more frustrating, after you learn how to play, than a guitar that won't stay in tune.

Perhaps paddle a canoe up Shit's Creek with it? :D

Celebrating their 60th Anniversary. All employees were at the factory for the "event". Just thought you'd like to know.

I don't know if it was a specific model or a specific year when Gibson employed that ghastly stuff. I kinda had to pass by it real quick, like it was Kryptonite or something. :D

I don't know what it is. Of course, it's a matter of taste, subjective, and obviously lots of people must like it, but I was immediately turned off. I literally winced.

I'm always hearing how ugly they are but never saw them for myself until today. I went to GC for some strings and they had a batch of used Les Pauls on diplay($3000!!!) and some of them had those greenish tinged fretboard inlays. Ass ugly! What were they thinking? Especially when paired up with...

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I'm totally flummoxed. :confused:

It's like paying double for brand new jeans with the holes already in them.

Maybe the pricetag? $2500.00! :p

So I saw this guitar today online: :D Think about it. A one year-old guitar made to look like it has 46 years of wear and tear in "dead mint-collector owned-untouched condition"? :rolleyes:

Cheers! ............

Get rid of all the steel strings. Too much tension for a classical guitar. Get a set of nylons. Bring the guitar with you and have the guy pick the right set for that guitar.

Just as I thought. It's a classical. You need nylon folk/classical strings for it. If it's set up right the nylon strings will still feel a bit looser than steel strings on a regular acoustic.

I hate to ask but is it a classical guitar and you put steel strings on it?