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Post by minorkey on Apr 1, 2013 12:24:13 GMT -5
An unknown classical I had years ago. Gave it to my nephew, wish I still had it. First steel string is one I still have and play-my Fender DG5 Dreadnought.
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Post by Admin on Apr 1, 2013 15:34:07 GMT -5
You will always remember your first guitar with fond memories. One day, you'll be playing your Martin, Gibson, Taylor, and remember the DG5...
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Post by minorkey on Apr 2, 2013 9:31:45 GMT -5
You will always remember your first guitar with fond memories. One day, you'll be playing your Martin, Gibson, Taylor, and remember the DG5... Yea like I'll ever have a Martin or Gibson,lol.
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Post by Admin on Apr 4, 2013 7:02:00 GMT -5
Actually, when I think about it a bit, almost every guitar I've owned has been my first good guitar. Think about it, why did you buy that guitar? Didn't it sound like something you thought you were looking for in a guitar and that your current inventory wasn't giving you? For instance, when I bought the Gibson J-45, I was playing my old Harmony - (which by the way was my first guitar so it was my real first good guitar), and I needed a flat-top guitar with a better tone because at the time I was really getting into fingerstyle guitar. Then, I found my first Martin D-18. That was my first real flatpicking guitar so it was my next "first" good guitar. Then along came Rockabilly - I had to have an electric guitar, after all, a Dearmond pickup mounted in the soundhole of the Martin wouldn't cut it so my next "first" good guitar was my Telecaster. (My first good amp was my Tweed but I digress...). So, as I said, my "first" real good guitar was the last one I bought...
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