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marinerfr
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would anyone trade me a guitar for a 10 gallon reef setup with everything
fishy head
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i am on god mode on guitar hero 2
fedukeford
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Ive played electric for like 2 years i think. I still have a crappy guitar though (Peavy)
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tangman99
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I played electric for a few years. It's a Jackson and I have not touched it in about 5 years. I've been playing classical music for a couple of years now and just enjoy it much more than electric although it is much more difficult. I play a handmade Masterworks Alvarez Yairi CY95.
30-xtra high
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my dad and brother play elecrtrics and acoustics all the time,my dad has a gold fender strat 50th anniversary, dearmond, samick, and an ibanez acounstic., my brother has a gibson of some kind?, and an ibanez acounstic. they're both tryin to get me to play. i play violin and electric violin.
shogun323
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Originally Posted by TangMan99
I played electric for a few years. It's a Jackson and I have not touched it in about 5 years. I've been playing classical music for a couple of years now and just enjoy it much more than electric although it is much more difficult. I play a handmade Masterworks Alvarez Yairi CY95.
Yairi's are phenominal. I currently play an Alvarez AJ60SC Jumbo. I think they are the best bang for the buck. As far as when I upgrade next I will be going with a Yairi most likely. I would love to see a picture of yours if you have one handy!!
I played electric for a few years. It's a Jackson and I have not touched it in about 5 years. I've been playing classical music for a couple of years now and just enjoy it much more than electric although it is much more difficult. I play a handmade Masterworks Alvarez Yairi CY95.
Yairi's are phenominal. I currently play an Alvarez AJ60SC Jumbo. I think they are the best bang for the buck. As far as when I upgrade next I will be going with a Yairi most likely. I would love to see a picture of yours if you have one handy!!
tangman99
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Originally Posted by shogun323
Yairi's are phenominal. I currently play an Alvarez AJ60SC Jumbo. I think they are the best bang for the buck. As far as when I upgrade next I will be going with a Yairi most likely. I would love to see a picture of yours if you have one handy!!
The Yairi's are amazing Guitars. I've played $10,000 Spanish made Classicals that I would put mine up against in any catagory from fit and finish quality to tone and punch of volume and mine is only 4 years old. It opens up more and more every year. I can only image what it is going to sound like when it is 10 years old.
Here are a few pictures of my guitar. If you can even find one in a music store, you will notice that Kazuo Yairi's name is usually branded on all of his guitars as he has several master craftsman that build guitars with him and each craftsman builds the guitar from start to finish. If you notice in the picture on mine, Kazuo Yairi built and signed this one personally.
Yairi's are phenominal. I currently play an Alvarez AJ60SC Jumbo. I think they are the best bang for the buck. As far as when I upgrade next I will be going with a Yairi most likely. I would love to see a picture of yours if you have one handy!!
The Yairi's are amazing Guitars. I've played $10,000 Spanish made Classicals that I would put mine up against in any catagory from fit and finish quality to tone and punch of volume and mine is only 4 years old. It opens up more and more every year. I can only image what it is going to sound like when it is 10 years old.
Here are a few pictures of my guitar. If you can even find one in a music store, you will notice that Kazuo Yairi's name is usually branded on all of his guitars as he has several master craftsman that build guitars with him and each craftsman builds the guitar from start to finish. If you notice in the picture on mine, Kazuo Yairi built and signed this one personally.
tangman99
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Originally Posted by shogun323
No Problemo. We have a local luthier here in Clearwater named Augustino. He makes fantastic classicals with a hefty price tag. Check him out.
Dude,
I'd have to see one in person, but those are some great prices for what he is describing. You never know until you actually play it but I'd guess they were very well made.
No Problemo. We have a local luthier here in Clearwater named Augustino. He makes fantastic classicals with a hefty price tag. Check him out.
Dude,
I'd have to see one in person, but those are some great prices for what he is describing. You never know until you actually play it but I'd guess they were very well made.
