IBANEZ EXB445 reviewed by MetalMikeJr

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5
Average: 5 (1 vote)

Review: 

Love it. The EMG Select pick up's give it an almost natural type of overdrive. Tone is Amazing. Only thing I would change is I would like the 24 fretted neck instead of the 22. Looks great plays great.

Shinano SC 20 reviewed by Myrna

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5
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Review: 

I have owned this guitar since 1975. It is soooo mellow -great sound,beautiful wood. I have 4 guitars but this is the last one I would ever give up. As for durability...its 40 years old! no cracks, minor dings (my fault) . i have replaced tuning keys and strings. That's all. The wood is beautiful still.

Yamaha SG-7A #19358

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I bought this guitar in 1989 from a pawn shop.  It has been very difficult to accurately date this model. My friends and I have it narrowed down to 1966-1971. It's still a good guitar and definitely a keeper!

GIBSON MARAUDER #71928069

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Gibson Marauder 1978 (second halve)

Bought this one six weeks ago. Never thought of buying a Marauder. They are rather dull, not sexy, not a Les Paul, not a SG, not a Strat, not a Tele. Flat peace of wood with the wrong pickup combination. The blender control though is rather cool, I must say. And, that the guitar is not really hot makes it a splendid work horse with sounds you do not find on any other guitar. Bright and distinctive, not like a Fender guitar, certainly not like a Les Paul. This one particularly has a nice orange-brown natural mahogany color, gloss, not satin. A nice one, I must say.

GUILD X-82 NOVA #LL100127

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Guild X-82 Nova electric guitar

Purchased this Guild Nova at a yard sale in Hinkley Ohio for $80.00 which included the hard case

PEAVEY TUPELO AE #unknown

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Wedding Guitar Peavey

Great guitar that has been played at a lot of Beach Weddings in Destin Florida over the past 8 years. The sound is amazing and i actually own 2 of these great Peavey guitars. The beach in Destin Florida has not hurt the playing or the sound with the high humidity. I really think they are under valued compared to other brands that are over prices.

GRETSCH TK 300 MODEL 7627 #8-8011

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I am a Short-Scale Bassist my 1959 P-Bass too big for me plus needed all new frets. Have a1976 MusicMaster Short-Scale bought new with original case used as main bass for years (never played anymore). Saw this stylish Medium Scale sitting on the wall at Arthurs Music Indianapolis for 2 years never wanting to pay list price and they never wanting to budge.

ALVAREZ YAIRI DY 61 SIGNATURE reviewed by Dave Weaver

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5
Average: 5 (1 vote)

Review: 

The best acoustic out there for the price,if you can find one. Easily as good as a 600 series Taylor. Maybe as good as a Martin D-28 opinions vary on that one. I have 2 Yairi Dy-61 a 90 and a 86. I like them as you can see. Martins, Taylors and Gibsons are good if you like to waste money!!

ARIA/ARIA PRO II AW 600 #8808000199

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Aria AW 600 Acoustic Guitar 1993

I believe this instrument was purchased in 1993, from Cookes of Norwich (UK) for approximately 150.00 pounds. I am the original owner.

WASHBURN EA40 WOODSTOCK #unknown

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Washburn ea40 acoustic guitar

I bought this guitar new from ABC Music in Esher, Surrey, England in December 1993 and paid £599 

I had been meaning to buy an electric/acoustic guitar as I had only owned a Colombus Gibson Hummingbird copy since 1970.

After having tried many different guitars I came back to the Washburn ea40 for the quality of sound, workmanship, and sheer beauty of this guitar.

MARTIN D-28LSH (1991) reviewed by Jeff McCreless

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5
Average: 5 (1 vote)

Review: 

Just bought this guitar a couple of days ago and am already in love with it. Sound is unbelievable, construction and simple beauty of the guitar is something special. I played it last night with a buddy who has a standard D-28. Immediately he commented on how this one sounded so much better and/or different. They were a great compliment to each other.

BINGHAM MILLENNIUM FALCON 2012

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Bingham Millennium Falcon 2012 electric guitar

This is Tom Bingham's latest version of the  2012 Millenium Falcon. This has a re inforced body which means it stays in tune. It has an Encore neck and a Kenner Body, Tom also fitted LED lights.

The controls are based on a Telecaster set up. Have a look at the video which details the contruction:

Galveston B.B. Stone

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This guitar was designed by Jerker Antoni & Korean blues guitarist B.B. Stone.  Only 24 were created worldwide, some being branded with the Galveston logo, some with the Eagle logo & a different headstock.

SquareGuitar.com is a fan site, trying to gather all the information that I can.

Galveston

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Not much is known about Galveston... They don't have an official website.  You can see form a quick web search that they do a little bit of everythiing... from copies, to lucite guitars, to travel guitars, to weird stuff like 3-neck & square guitars.

I'd love to know more about the brand.

 

 

CORT JC 65 #7070222

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Rare Cort JC65 1997.

C. BRUNO & SONS

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An instrument importer and dealer, Charles Bruno immigrated from Germany to Macon, Georgia in 1832. In 1834, Bruno moved to New York where he probably worked as a clerk or salesman for several years before being listed as a book seller in 1837. In 1838 Bruno formed a partnership with Christian F. Martin. His book shop on Fulton Street most likely served as a retail outlet for Martin's guitars. When Bruno & Martin dissolved their partnership in 1839, Bruno left New York for several years.

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