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Like Baldy and Pete I have issues getting on to Chordie quite often  also. Lots of times Chordie.com won't load so I will add /forum and it comes right up. Other times nothing works so I just keep checking back. If it were my e-mail then I would be upset but Chordie isn't a daily  "necessity".

I've played a Yairi once. I have no idea of year or model. It had the tree of life inlay. It was very easy to play and sounded awesome. I found it in a garage of one of my customers that had just moved, no one was home so I took a look and a strum or two.

Uh, Joey, I think you need to get out and enjoy the sunshine a little more.:P

My bond depends on how I play that particular day. If I'm flubbing everything then I blame it on the guitar. If I'm playing good then it's my baby. It's sorta like blaming things on the dogs or kids.

Nice find Zurf!!!! But you know how it works. And if the law ok's it then you still have a six hour drive round trip. I guess it would depend on how much you can get it for. At least you're sensible about what you have and what you "need".

I find that if I stay out of music shops my GAS stays under control. Always on the lookout tho.

"The Guitar Encyclopedia" written by GuitarPix.

I'd buy one!!!!!

My <$80 ebay Art & Lutherie . Wild Cherry laminated, nothing special, not expensive, but it's all mine. I would beat the police with my other two just to keep this one.

I would say approach Chordie as you would talk to a child. Unless you're a sailor and don't care at all, then I think you're fine.

I thought the member seniority thing was based on number of posts. How were you able to change yours?

I would recommend a quality wood glue like Titebond. To properly secure the bracing to the top it will need to be clamped no matter what. If the bracing is still somewhat attached then the problem will be getting the glue where it needs to be. I am not a pro so take this as opinion not instruction.

Very original idea!!! But me thinks Howard has too much time on his hands.