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Topic: One guitar

Since I just moved and have found that room is a problem I've been thinking about trading my electric and acoustic guitars in and getting one guitar that I can play as an acoustic and wail on as an electric. I was thinking about an f hole something or other. Any suggestions?

  • From: massachusetts
  • Registered: 2010-10-18
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Re: One guitar

Why dont you just get an acoustic/electric and an electric.How much room will two actually take up?A flat hard case for an electric can easily slide under a bed or couch.A big amp can be used for an end table also.I know Ive done it.

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  • dino48
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Re: One guitar

You might try looking at some ovation guitars.

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  • tandm3
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Re: One guitar

I've said this before,  let me add I don't have one but I want one..  a Fender Tele with a Fishman piezo bridge might could solve all of my electro-acoustic problems..  I'd like to find out and soon..

Might could.. that's southern.

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  • From: Western Australia (born in NZ)
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Re: One guitar

I want a Maton acoustic/electric and a Fender Stratocaster electric.

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  • Registered: 2007-05-03
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Re: One guitar

OK, I've collected songs (113) for my song book but when I print it the print is too small for this long in the tooth oldie.  Is there any way I can increase the size of the print?

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Re: One guitar

christu wrote:

OK, I've collected songs (113) for my song book but when I print it the print is too small for this long in the tooth oldie.  Is there any way I can increase the size of the print?

I think you've got the wrong thread.

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