SeaGull Maritime Folk Q1

Yes most do not check out the guitars. Sweet water is an exception, depending on price range of guitar. I am going to check my action and neck relief again today on my new maritime and adjust a bit. Thanks to the clear setup guidelines here on the forum it takes guesswork out. So far, no hump on fretboard.

Funny, I've heard the opposite, but I've never encountered it myself.  The only hump I've had on guitars were ones that were new.  But what I heard was, with the exception of guitars that are designed to not even be able to have this occur like Taylor and Cole Clark (different neck designs than most other guitars), that after enough time goes by and the neck really dries and settles, that's when the humps can occur.  But again, the only guitars I've had for a long time, this never happened so I dunno for sure.

That second quote was being directed at you by Derick,, not attributed as being from you.  Ya, the whole quote thing can get a bit confusing when it includes people being tagged. 

Received replacement guitar yesterday. The guitar does not have the buzzing problem that the original one did. Unfortunately the gig bag I was sent was way too small. I went ahead and ordered a Tric bag from another company that will be here this friday. Guitar is beautiful. Action is perfect. I will replace original strings as they sound a little flat. I realize wood on the top of guitar is a nature product and sometime is never perfect as far as any darker markings the guitar does have. Only a small maybe quarter size is a slightly different shade. Cannot complain with the super price I got. Anyone want to see photos?

Ya, as I always push for, ... Pics!  Or it didn't happen! 

Couldn't get the pictures to load, I will try again.