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I am looking for an acoustic £200 to £300. Went to the shops yesterday...
Everyone recommends Seagull, Simon & Patrick etc. But they look like they have just rolled out of a Canadian logging factory. In contrast, my eye was caught by a Epiphone Hummingbird, bound fingerboard, fancy inlays etc..the Nashville look!
The Epi didn't sound much different from the S&P. I'm thinking of buying the Hummingbird
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Groundhog
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Not if it's the guitar you like......If it feels right for you, you like the way it sounds, and it looks good to you, then it's the right guitar for
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I had the chance to buy one second hand about six months ago and didn't as cash was a bit tight. To be honest, I loved it. Great tone, nice action and value for money. They also look nice!
Giles (UHJ)
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dgavin
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I've seen one at £150 second hand. Epi Hummingbirds are about £250 brand new... What the hell! My workmates at our jam session laughed when I turned up with a sunburst Telecaster so I might as well go *completely* country on 'em.
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Who are these retards who dare to laugh at sunburst Telecasters? They must be eliminated!
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