KNNZ wrote: ↑Tue Sep 19, 2023 8:59 am
oh my world!! did I see the price correctly?!?!?! this makes Gibson Murphy Labs historic reissues seem affordable
Slowy wrote: ↑Thu Sep 07, 2023 5:35 pm
I'm Gassing for a Nylon crossover acoustic electric; pretty limited field, especially in NZ.
Obviously there's the Lowden Jazz but thought I'd check out Goodall. I've only met a couple of Goodalls but one of them is in my thoughts almost every day.
And yes, they do one! https://reverb.com/item/66966315-goodal ... r-cocobolo
Sigh.
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vinylguy wrote: ↑Tue Sep 19, 2023 5:33 pm
Yep that is so far out of financial reach for me as to be undesirable....
My sister found a second hand one for $19,000. Doesn't really help much.
Much more so than with electrics, in the acoustic world there's a demonstrable correlation between performance and price. I've never gone quite that far up the food chain though.
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vinylguy wrote: ↑Tue Sep 19, 2023 5:33 pm
Yep that is so far out of financial reach for me as to be undesirable....
My sister found a second hand one for $19,000. Doesn't really help much.
Much more so than with electrics, in the acoustic world there's a demonstrable correlation between performance and price. I've never gone quite that far up the food chain though.
Most of us would consider a 25 year old Brasilian model Martin to be fairly high up the food chain ?
vinylguy wrote: ↑Tue Sep 19, 2023 5:33 pm
Yep that is so far out of financial reach for me as to be undesirable....
My sister found a second hand one for $19,000. Doesn't really help much.
Much more so than with electrics, in the acoustic world there's a demonstrable correlation between performance and price. I've never gone quite that far up the food chain though.
Most of us would consider a 25 year old Brasilian model Martin to be fairly high up the food chain ?
Yeah, but I was 18 and paid (I think) $850 for it.
My ambition in life is to die young as late as possible.
My sister found a second hand one for $19,000. Doesn't really help much.
Much more so than with electrics, in the acoustic world there's a demonstrable correlation between performance and price. I've never gone quite that far up the food chain though.
Most of us would consider a 25 year old Brasilian model Martin to be fairly high up the food chain ?
Yeah, but I was 18 and paid (I think) $850 for it.
Yes but in those days that much money would have bought you the Coromandel, with money left over for half a dozen muskets.
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