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Re: GIVEAWAY! LR Baggs iBeam @ MaurysMusic.com (reply) Count me in, thanks! |
The D28 Lounge | 05/24/13 6:03 PM |
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Re: Martin D-28 with Forward Shifted Bracing and Performance Neck? What say you? (reply) oldwest wrote:I'm just enthusiastic about the new D-18, and the thought of something similar for the D-28 gets me pumped up!I recently played a 1954 D-28, that would make you more than pumped and enthusiastic!I'm with kydave. NO!!! |
The D28 Lounge | 05/15/13 1:20 PM |
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Re: CONTEST CLOSED-Winners have been contacted (reply) Thanks for the chance. |
The D28 Lounge | 04/29/13 10:43 PM |
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Re: GIVEAWAY!! Bob Colosi Bridge Pins - PINS MAILED OUT 4/22/13 (reply) Thanks for the the generous offer, either set would be fine! |
The D28 Lounge | 04/16/13 12:00 PM |
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Re: we have a winner - GIVEAWAY - Martin guitar "upgrade kit" saddle, pins, strap button @ MaurysMusic.com (reply) Thank you for the chance Maury! |
The D28 Lounge | 03/15/13 1:24 PM |
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Re: We have a winner! Giveaway contest!! - Tony Rice Unit - Manzanita (reply) Toss my name in the hat, thanks. |
The D28 Lounge | 03/14/13 1:33 PM |
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Re: Red Bear Pick Drawing # 40 is the winner! (reply) I'll try again, thanks! |
The D28 Lounge | 03/11/13 6:24 PM |
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Re: What has precedence, an Adi top or Rosewood back and sides (reply) Rosewood for me! A friend has a D-18A that I've played, nice guitar, but I would never bond with it. |
The D28 Lounge | 03/09/13 9:12 PM |
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Re: How think should a bridge be? (reply) I thick they answered your question on thinkness! |
Technical Info | 03/09/13 9:05 PM |
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Re: The fossil ivory nut and saddle --- (reply) I'm no fan of FI for nut or saddle!Bozz, I believe Buck/Todd does his own work. |
The D28 Lounge | 03/09/13 4:02 PM |
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Re: need help - 1987 martin shenandoah 28-32 - what strings would work best (reply) jscio wrote:The Ovation sounds, well, not so good by the way. Unless it's amplified - then it just sounds thin and tinny and not so good. True, but in a pinch, you can use it as a long handle catch pan, when changing oil in a... |
Technical Info | 03/06/13 11:03 PM |
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Re: need help - 1987 martin shenandoah 28-32 - what strings would work best (reply) Stop worrying Boss, the solid wood 28's handle medium gauge strings every day and your laminate will definitely handle them. I have strap buttons on all of my guitars! |
Technical Info | 03/06/13 1:24 PM |
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Re: Bone nut on 80's D18? (reply) It's micarta, the old nut will work fine. If I were to make a new nut, it would be bone. Good luck! |
Technical Info | 03/06/13 1:08 PM |
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Re: Flatpick for old & dry outdoor hands (reply) Like Todd, Blue Chip and real TS! |
Technical Info | 03/05/13 6:21 PM |
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Re: need help - 1987 martin shenandoah 28-32 - what strings would work best (reply) Light gauge strings don't do it for me! I use medium gauge on all my dreadnoughts. Nickel wound sound best on the 28, 80/20's on the bone and PB's on the hog. Every guitar is different, experiment with different strings,... |
Technical Info | 03/05/13 6:09 PM |
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Re: our strap - were do you guy's store them when you guitar is in the case (reply) All straps are all rolled up and stored under the head-stock of each guitar. |
General Musical Topics | 03/05/13 5:51 PM |
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Re: I apologize, but another "help me decide" thread! (reply) Ever consider using a taller stool and a strap, to get the dreadnoughts out of your lap? Try a little Ergonomics before giving up on your prized guitars! Unless it's really gas pains instead of shoulder pain! |
The D28 Lounge | 03/05/13 5:21 PM |
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Re: Red Bear Pick Drawing # 25 WINS This Round !! (reply) I'm in, thanks! |
The D28 Lounge | 03/02/13 12:11 AM |
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Re: New Tony Rice Strings? (reply) d35d42man wrote:I tried a set of those D' Auquistos once. Actually bought them at a Tony Rice show. Those things sounded dead as a hammer from the git go. What am I missing? They obviously sounded good on TR's holy grail... JoeThey... |
Technical Info | 02/27/13 5:00 PM |
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Re: Marlboro Martin? (reply) They are a cheep PAC rim guitar, that were purchased using the Marlboro Miles promotion. I've played a couple and I'd say they are not worth much over $100! |
General Musical Topics | 02/27/13 4:25 PM |
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