Post by Derick on Oct 4, 2016 9:50:44 GMT -5
Maybe I should rephrase that, this should be the last new guitar this year.
I blame the little guitar shop that I deal with, they always give me an excellent trade in deal, that has resulted in about six new guitars this year, and has cost me very little money.
My ultimate aim is to get a total of four guitars that are keepers, and are a good variation of sizes and tone woods.
So to latest acquisition, yesterday took the Seagulls Excursion parlour guitar to the little guitar shop, and did a part exchange for a totally opposite type of guitar, it's a Crafter jumbo guitar, model JE 18 CD/N, solid Cedar top, with solid Rosewood back and sides.
This is only the second Jumbo size guitar I have ever had, not really a couch guitar, but it has one of the nicest tones I have ever heard in an acoustic guitar, a very nice low action, that makes it a pleasure to play.
I must say the Crafter Acoustic Guitar make, is an excellent quality guitar for the money.
Photos to follow.
I blame the little guitar shop that I deal with, they always give me an excellent trade in deal, that has resulted in about six new guitars this year, and has cost me very little money.
My ultimate aim is to get a total of four guitars that are keepers, and are a good variation of sizes and tone woods.
So to latest acquisition, yesterday took the Seagulls Excursion parlour guitar to the little guitar shop, and did a part exchange for a totally opposite type of guitar, it's a Crafter jumbo guitar, model JE 18 CD/N, solid Cedar top, with solid Rosewood back and sides.
This is only the second Jumbo size guitar I have ever had, not really a couch guitar, but it has one of the nicest tones I have ever heard in an acoustic guitar, a very nice low action, that makes it a pleasure to play.
I must say the Crafter Acoustic Guitar make, is an excellent quality guitar for the money.
Photos to follow.
