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This thread is priceless. I have laughed so hard reading this. Sorry i don't have any to offer.

Well thanks Southpaw.
And a big thanks to you to Pix check your email.

hey pix if a lefty that needs it  doesn't take it it could be used on a right handed guitar just on the top. It would give the sound hole a yin yang look   I'll take it if a lefty doesn't speak for it.

I recommend the Elixers or Ernie Ball strings. Coated if you like a warm tone or noncoated for that bright sound. Stay with a light 12-54 for the best sound. These are the best strings for my dollar at $10-15 a set and they last twice as long as many of the other brands.

The shadow doubleplay looks really good if you want a duel pickup system with built in blend controls. I wouldn't go with any sound hole mounted pick up because they tend to pick up alot of body sounds as in taps and bumps that hinder the resonance of the strings.
By the way welcome to chordie.:)

I think we all tend to go the G chord because it is so easy to play. I agree with Roger about the capo. It is one of those tools most guitarist can't live without or well i can't.

Hey Micky have you tried the Talman series from Ibanez? They have an electric size and set up but are fully hollow like an acoustic. The sound is kind of thin unplugged but when plugged in it does pretty well. Also in the same style is the Fender acoustisonic that does quite nicely. They are worth a look.

I usually have peas, okra, yellow squash, cucumber, cabbage, potatos, and some sort of watermelon or canteloupe.
This year will be the same but adding carrots and maybe butterbeans. I guess you could say the basic southern variety.

Thanks for your help topdown.

This looks like it is maybe meant for bluegrass or a great country tune. Good job Jerome I'd like to hear it. You know some of the best songs ever are simple tunes.

Pix i don't know if it's a laminate or not. It sure looks like the real thing and it responds just like the solid if it is. Does a laminates colors darken also with age? The jasmine has changed from a light natural to a light pumkin color. Either way i've tried alot of high end and middle guitars and have found that my jasmine with a few upgrades plays and sounds as good as most of them. Its all about sound and playability anyways right. As far as giving up on the 334 it's not going to happen. It should rippen up in a couple of months.
See ya round the forums. - dfoskey/twang