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Re: D46SW Comanche
If the guitar was built by Tacoma USA.... for Washburn... it will have neckblock that looks like the lower picture in the image below...[img width=700 height=892]http://i264.photobuc...
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Hi, Jim!Thanks for the picture.I am in the office right now but as soon i arrive on home i will take pictures of all angles and details and compare with you archive.Another question is: This Aligator...
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The rosette is very similar to the one on my D61SW(CE).The bridge seems a bit of a mystery...thought I had seen ones like it on the newer line of Washburns.I wonder if it might be a prototype or...
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It doesn't surprise me that some luithiers, in other countries, are doing this. The headstock logos and stickers ( for the inside of the guitar) have been available, upon request, from US Music. You...
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Jim,I track the guitar history and apparently it came from the USA. The first owner bought in a Trip. That's make sense since the original case always was in the packaged.The other bizarre fact is that...
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Re: D46SW Comanche
You know when you look at it and realize that its a fake then you have to look which maker makes a crown tall enough to actually duplicate a Washburn crown and the only one I have seen is a Epiphone...
View ArticleNeed help identifying model of banjo
My dad passed away, had a Washburn banjo that I finally have the courage to look at. It has an eagle insignia on the back, appears to be maple. I have no idea the year or model - can you tell me...
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Over the years, there have been many Washburn models with an eagle on the resonator. If you have good clear pictures of the front, back and a closeup of the front of the headstock, I might be able to...
View ArticleRe: Washburn B-18 raised head banjo
Measure the diameter of the ring....probably an 11". You'll want to buy a low ring head for your raised top. Some mid ring skins might work.
View ArticleRe: Used N2 - Missing a few parts... Suggestions welcome
The truss rod cover on the early N2 was a solid piece of wood or plastic screwed into the end of the neck. Mine looks like it could be a piece of ebony.Dan
View ArticleRe: Need help identifying a guitar
It does indeed look like the same beastie apart from the maple back and sides. Thanks for that.
View ArticleRe: Please help me ID this old Washburn
Not entirely sure yet, but I think it,so an EA30.
View ArticleMy Washburn gift
I receive my t-shirt form Washburn because i answered the right answer on Washburn facebook.[img width=700 height=525]http://i1106.photobucket.com/albums/h369/JoGTP/...
View ArticleRe: Info on guitar please
Here is a bit of info for you.EA30 MONTEREY- single sharp cutaway dreadnought style, spruce top, oval soundhole, bound body, three-stripe purfling, five-stripe rosette, flame maple back/sides, mahogany...
View ArticleWashburn model identification
Can anybody help me identify my guitar. I am looking to sell it but have no idea what model it is. On the head stock the following is written: Wasburn Mercury II Series. On the back of the body there...
View ArticleRe: Washburn Custom Shop CT5 Flametop
maybe you can see his review herehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSJm4AVqoEcI also was looking for a guitar that , good luck
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