Coastline Folk

I have a 2004 S6+ Folk Cedar that is probably my favorite Seagull out of the many I have, including a 2002 Artist Mahogany Folk I recently got for $230.

There are some older you tube videos on these. I never had one yet Seagull compared the grand and folk and dread and each was a bit more volume and bottom end as they got larger.

Thanks everyone for your thoughts. Ultimately I decided to pass on this deal. I agree with Tony K that it was a bit too much to spend on this particular 9+ old guitar and although I didn't play it, I played one at a music shop and decided it wasn't the right model for me.

Thanks again. 

Thank you Derick - I haven't lost faith and will keep searching !

Congrats trek4fr,.  Sounds like y'all got yerself a purdy deal.   But we gots a sayin' in these parts......

"Pics or it didn't happen!" 

So, don't be shy, share some pixelated show-and-tell photos with the Cabin! 

She's not the prettiest guitar I've ever seen. But has a great sound for the money and a lot of easy-of-play. Here's what I wrote about her on my FB page:

I picked up this old guitar yesterday. She's pretty beat up. You can see the dings in her top, the places where the finish has worn down to the warm, raw cedar underneath. She's definitely road-weary. Some would call her used. Or pre-owned. Or pre-loved. She's more than likely made some great music in the past. And I have no doubt that there is still a song or two left in her. She has character now and she sounds all the better for it.

I think our lives are like this old guitar. Life can beat us up. We get dings along the way and probably aren't quite as shiny as we used to be. We can certainly get road-weary on our journey. But there is still music left in us. There are still songs to be sung, melodies to share, tunes to brighten up our days or to encourage someone else along the way. Never mistake battle scars for defects. They're simply signs of life, mementos that we have made it this far and that there is more to come.