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Hey AGFers!
Been playing about 10 years, started out on a couple pawn shop guitars and about 3 years ago decided I wanted my first all solid wood and more expensive guitar to be a Taylor. Bought a nice 2005 214 off an AGFer here and loved it right away...
Started by xanatos on
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This can happen even if the guitar....
Rod nut that has soaked through...? Looks like the guitar has fallen over and caused a headstock crack the guitar has fallen over and caused a headstock crack.
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These guitars are discussed often on this forum and are relatively affordable compared to Collings, MacPherson, Froggy, Santa Cruz that's why I thought this thread might be interesting or maybe helpful for shoppers. These manufacturers all...
Started by calstang66 on
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But when you the standard series is still....
Martin has had it's good days, better days and average days.
My Martin D-28, best sounding Guitar acoustic I have ever heard.
Once owned by Lester Flatt, best sounding guitar I've played!
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Hey guys, ive been lurking ehre for a while now. and really digging the vibe from this community, thought it might be time for me to have a thread here. Instead of doing a bunch of threads for each build, i like to just post everything i do in one thread...
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I wanted it to have a much for a long time now, one thing I've noticed is it has a little natural oil in it that helps it be self years on one guitar I....
It just wasn't feeling right for that guitar for some reason.
Favourite wood.
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A simple way to minimize these quality issues is what Alvarez implemented years ago. They sell all of their second quality guitars as 'Almost Perfect', no warranty etc.
As a science experiment, we bought this 'almost perfect' badly damaged...
Started by bertram on
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It arrived with finish checking as well as a 2" finish crack all the way down to the spruce, even giving not get another defected guitar but sure enough everyone had some type of defect that downgraded the guitar from "Brand New ....
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I bought a Suhr Pro Series – S2 in Fiesta Red about a year ago from Diffusion Audio in Canada. The guitar plays fantastically but the other day I was giving it a good clean and noticed cracks in the paint at the neck joint (see attached pictures). The...
Started by King Guitar on
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I'll post a pic when I get home.
Interesting.
InterestingI have a very similar crack in my modern.
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Hello,
Haven't seen the guitar in person yet, but seller sent a pic and stated this was a finish crack in the lower bout. I'm not sure how to tell the difference in a finish vs wood crack.
What does it look like to you?
If it is a finish crack, what's...
Started by fishstick on
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Finishes tend....
Greg Looks like a finish the grain.
Thanks...
Is describing it as a crack?.Look for a different Guitar, preferably one you can actually play a finish crack might devalue the guitar should I ever try and sale it.
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On Sat, 13 Jun 2009 17:38:04 -0400, adam79 <adam79@toast.net
I'm looking to buy a guitar online, but it has a hairline crack where
the neck bolts to the body. Here's a link to the picture:
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj209/adam_l79/Guitars...
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At the other side of the neck plate? If it is a timber
crack it might be due to the guitar having
You'll probably need to pull the neck to see if the crack goes
into the wood or is just in the finish;adam79@toast.netnews:luCdnQVKYeqhganXnZ....
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Hi guys,
My favorite guitar, my LV03E has had a crack from when I left it alone in an apt with a heater in 2006. Until now it was ok. Now the crack has opened a little bit more and seems like it requires some work.
Should I take it to a pro, or can I ...
Started by Alexrkstr on
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Bob Taylors of it, definitely take it to a ... .
If you glueWow...that is a good long crack!
Yes, re-humidifying will help to close the gap.
If it doesn't dry out, then the crack wont open.
It is to prevent the guitar from drying out.
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Determining a finish crack Hoping I can get some help on determining a crack on an sj200 before I purchase it from a friend. I just noticed a small crack that you can barely feel looks like a small scratch really goes from 3 inches above the pick guard...
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Bottom line, if it's a vintage guitar, take it and have it at a certain light.....
However the top to crack in the location you describe.
I wouldn't be fussed about a finish crack, especially if the git has a thick poly finish.
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I've been working on a 1969 Framus Jumbo that needs cleaning, setting up, and a few cracks fixed. After a couple of weeks of humidification, I glued and cleated a top crack with no trouble, but there is a side crack that I'm not quite certain how to deal...
Started by wayrad on
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I can't get past the idea of drilling a hole in the guitar to fix a crack I'm at it? I have a bit of color on those spots on the right-hand crack now where it needs it, so it just needs a clear touchup now....
Not much to it, really.
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