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(8 replies, posted in Acoustic)

It my be hard to find.. but check out the Martin 'Alternative X'. It has a tight neck that will work well for someone who is used to a strat... and it has near perfect electronics. It has a sweet accustic sound without being too loud

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(4 replies, posted in Acoustic)

No guitar "brand" is going to work instantly...they all are just a slight difference. I own several guitars, both accustic and electric but my favorite is a fluke, It is a blemished Epiphone texan. I bought it for less than 150.00 about ten years ago. A friend of mine got a shipment of 75 Epiphones to his music store for christmas, and let me have first crack at them. I sat down and played all of them. Only one stood out...and I'll never sell it. Hope this helps.


P.S. Please dont make fun of my lousy spelling or typing skills

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(39 replies, posted in Electric)

Dude, thanks for bringing up the topic. I can definatly relate. I myself purchaced a tastey les paul last year but only play my martin and epi accustics. The electric requires a completely different approach and style to get the right sound.


Its now for sale...but I'll never part with the martin