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Gogol Bordello.  They call themselves Gypsy Punk.

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I don`t know how you would categorize me. I like to play classic rock, some pop, hard rock, country. Anything but disco, rap. Feel free to fill it in however you want. It depends on how I feel at the time.

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mekidsmom wrote:
dino48 wrote:

UJB I did not think he drank any beer,or is that root beer?

smile  Birch Beer is similar to Root Beer.  Roger took a few of each home with him to share with his students. 

beautiful Guitar btw!!!!

It wasn`t Polar Birch Beer by any chance?/ Was it ??

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Zurf wrote:

Nice. How's it sound?

It sounds. Nice and loud like A Takamine should. The kangaroo doesen`t make any sound.

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topdown wrote:

Happy NGD JX3! I really want to see this ceramic kangaroo - is it life size? Does it play the guitar?

https://scontent-iad3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hp … e=56D73BA6 As you can see, I have a thing for ceramic kangaroos. Made by Fine Enterprises. 1956. The latest one is the one om the left. Not as easy to find as guitars.

Where do y0u keep guitars with all that furniture in the house?? Lol. Happy NGD

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1976 Takamine F 385  12 String.  Found it at a Flea Market in Charlton, Mass. for 200.00.  While out on a date. For what it`s worth, I also bought a ceramic kangaroo and a motorcycle helmet   
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dino48 wrote:

JJJ?

Here I am. Haven`t been on chordie all weekend. I thought it would be a Martin too. Either way, Happy NGD. Hope you have many more to come. Plus your Martin.

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Thank You UJB. Not a pretty sight. But that`s me/

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   I still cant get pictures on. That is me somewhere in that mess.

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Hoping the best for both of you.

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joeyjoeyjoey wrote:
beamer wrote:

one hell of a deal! get it fixed and add pick up. make an A/E out of it.  visit GFS for parts!

It actually has a plug at the strap pin. I havent plugged it in yet to see if it works or not.

I plugged it in and the pickup works. Is that good or bad or original. I have no idea.

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beamer wrote:

one hell of a deal! get it fixed and add pick up. make an A/E out of it.  visit GFS for parts!

It actually has a plug at the strap pin. I havent plugged it in yet to see if it works or not.

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People have let me play their guitars. They didn`t have to. So I have no problem letting them try out mine. They are usually players that have the same respect for a guitar that I have. Plus, I am always there. They are usually extra careful with them. I have to tell them it is a guitar. Play it. If they should break a string, I replace it. If it gets a scratch, it is the chance I have to take. While it is your choice whether or not to let them play it. Don`t be surprised if they have something you would love to try out and you get refused. That goes for all my guitars. Whether it is my cheap Harmony to my White Falcon. I have gotten to try out some great guitars that I would never think of buying. So I return the favor.

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Nice find. The colors are cool

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dino48 wrote:

Wow you get lucky are we invited too your store's Grand Opening?  Happy new guitar day jjj!

C`mon. Gimme a break. It has been 3 weeks since I bought another guitar.  Ha Ha Ha

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Let her use it. Unless it is for any period of time. If it is only for a song or two, no problem. I have let others use mine without even asking. All they have to do is ask me how it plays. I hand it to them and say "See For Yourself".

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I hope the picture comes in. If not, a little help. A Guild D 25-12 BLK. Made in Rhode Island. $50.00 with hardshell case. Has some damage but stays in tune.. Worth getting repaired. Plays well as it is. https://scontent-iad3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpf1/v/t1.0-9/11169472_957584914307922_548284682723919981_n.jpg?oh=2c94b0a5608478641b3d09f53e86ed73&oe=56ACEFCE

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Am I the only one in Massachusetts?? Or all of New England??

Tenement Funster wrote:

JJJ ...

If you find yourself lacking a guitar to rehab your fingertips on, there's likely to be one at a pawn shop or flea market you could acquire. lol

I`ll have to keep that in mind.LOL

I`m getting the same thing. They will come back when I start playing on a regular basis again.

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Baldguitardude wrote:

We have a member from Nagodoches Tx too but I can't for the life of me think who that is.  I didn't see that in the map last I checked.

I hope you clapped your hands 4 times before you said Texas

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Zurf wrote:

With a Breedlove, a Martin, and a Guild, my guitars aren't what you're finding.  I do my homework first.  She's been supportive of my guitar habit.  That said, I have to fit them all in my office, and with the three aforementioned guitars plus a fiddle, an autoharp, three amps, a PA, an electric Ibanez, and two electric basses, I've about reached my limit.  There's space for one more guitar on the stand and I'm thinking a Taylor nylon string AE with a cutaway.  Or possibly a The Loar archtop acoustic.  It's hard to say.  I better buy a quad rack instead of a triple and then I can get both. 

Hmmm.  What was the topic again?

I am still waiting to score one of those for a great price. I target people that don`t know what they are selling. Until I do, I will stick to MIM Strats. Plus, I do have a thing for Harmony`s in good shape. Call it reverse snobbery. I just love the cheap guitars from the 60s and 70s.  I could go out and buy one. Half the fun is  searching for them.  I even ask myself, "How many can I play?? How many do I need?? When I get them home, there is no one to show them to.  My "Go To" guitar right now is a Harmony Acoustic that I paid 30.00 for. Go figure.

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I`m on the map now. Thank You. Probably the only time that Auburn will ever be on a map.

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I go tonGC to look at used instruments. Otherwise, it is like Wal Mart for guitars. I always go to Union Music . Worcester, Mass for anything else. It is a chain of one store. They know me by name. They also have a great used selection. I would rather see them get my money instead of a big chain.