Re: dime 333
I am not the brightest with computers as well, but listen to what that fella who goes by T.Y. says!Some call him YODA... Smart he is, good advice he gives![img width=258 height=...
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Just go to PHOTOBUCKET.com, take a pic of your Dime Bolt guitar with your camera, then on that site it tells you how to download the picture from your camera to Photobucket. Once you have done that,...
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Re: Wich strings for a HB-35
After quite two years later I went again on this (my) old post.Since then I discovered the D'Orazio strings (I'm now on 10's and I'm planning to move to 11's), and Im very happy with them.
View ArticleRe: Hey, Washburn, we have an idea!
Tom, that lends credence to the old saying, "You can't do business with an empty truck",Murph
View ArticleRe: Hey, Washburn, we have an idea!
Quote from: danielsan73 on Today at 11:21:04 AMNot sure how you sell products without having vendors or even supplies when promised.Pretty common topic around here. Every time I am in a music store...
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Re: new tuners for 92 n2
Quote from: t.y. on Today at 12:25:30 PMThat's the Nuno electric. Tom. Aaaaah.....yes. Nuno Bettencourt.....I own two electrics, a very nice Epiphone Dot and a much better sounding and easier to...
View ArticleRe: D10 ? .... or something older .... ?
Here you go.D15- dreadnought style, select spruce top, unknown back/sides, mfg. late 1970s-early 1980s.Grading 100% Excellent AverageN/A $100 - 150 $50 - 75All lam for sure.
View Articlewashburn acoustic
Hello there. I recently did a swap for a Washburn acoustic.( £300 ) pounds approx. The seller had no idea of the model, but thought it was approx. 1983. And it was a dreadnought. So after many hours I...
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Congrats on the new to you Washie and welcome to the forum gang.Here is some info on you D21SD21 S- dreadnought style, solid spruce top, round soundhole, tortoiseshell pickguard, three-stripe bound...
View ArticleRe: Someone if not everyone should tell this person what he has, GEEZ
I just messaged him also (in a nice way) and told him what I thought it was worth. I have to admit I did get good deals on my USA models but I never paid even close to his starting bid for any of mine!
View ArticleRe: Uneven Pickup in J28SCEDL
Hey, Tom,Thanks for the tip. When I got a little down-time, I did man up and pop out the saddle. There was a small shim under the E and B and G, and under that the metal pickup plate.I considered...
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Re: Chris - Anderson called the Heat this season
But can he play a guitar? Tom. Trend says dangerous web page.
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Re: the bird's attack efficiency is very impressive
Nikenz- Trend Antivirus, says dangerous web page..
View ArticleA Washburn WI-64 that's slightly out of the ordinary.
So I've got a Washburn on layaway at a local pawn shop. I was hunting around the web for any kind of mention of this guitar, but so far, all I've found is the PLAB (amber burst) version, no mention or...
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Re: Hoping to find the ever elusive Washburn Apache D51SW or Savannah D56SW...
I see you are still searching Peachlander, did you manage to sell your Kronbauer that you had up. Wasn't there one for sale recently on the other forum ( Savannah ).ship
View ArticleRe: Washburn mandolin M-2
Not really seeing much out there about the Jethro Burns A-styles. Do you have any pictures you can post? The one small bit of info that I was able to find indicated a solid spruce top and maple back...
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I have just joined your forum after buying my first n4 could anybody on here help me to work out what model this is it has all the correct Davis specs made in USA and serial number stamped into neck...
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