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In Reply to: RE: The "feel" of an instrument posted by Charles Hansen on October 16, 2017 at 08:18:48:
Funny, but I never really read about this particular guitar. And I thought I'd read just about every special guitar's history.But, the "feel" is something you know immediately. Feel and tone. Some ppl say it's like "beauty" --- in general. Immediate recognition. But, often difficult to accurately describe.
Anyhow, there was this 1930s era Gibson 00-sized guitar. Almost as beaten-up as Willie's Martin. The feel and tone! Sustain was so good, you could almost make that thing sound like a violin, using light vibrato. I'd love to find that guitar. My Martin HD-28 is very good (prolly better than me) --- but that Gibson...
I digress, again...
8^)
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- Nice story! - FenderLover 10/16/1719:34:52 10/16/17 (1)
- RE: Nice story! - Charles Hansen 01:29:02 10/18/17 (0)
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