ESL94
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I use to use the Godin A6, great for on stage (makes me think about getting another one).
I use to use the Godin A6, great for on stage (makes me think about getting another one).
Shreddy Mercury
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@Omnipotent1
This is the oldest post I can find. This should answer your question as to the origins of Rig Talk.
This is the oldest post I can find. This should answer your question as to the origins of Rig Talk.
Omnipotent1
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@Shreddy Mercury you’re a gentleman & a scholar
I see we were destined for greatness from jump. Thank you my good man 
HowieJams
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Out of those two go with the Taylor.
I had a Taylor 414 CE-R, great sounding guitar, but I eventually sold it.
I rarely if ever play acoustic so I keep a MIM Martin GPCRSGT around.
It is all-solid sapele back & sides with a Sitka Spruce top Martin made in Mexico.
I've had a few of its American Counterparts and this one played better than they did so I kept it.
Back then it was $999 with a Hard case included.
I've owned it longer than any other guitar, I even put locking tuners on it, lol.
They still make a version of it, but it is called something else.
It will be a lot less $$$ than the all-solid Taylor.
I had a Taylor 414 CE-R, great sounding guitar, but I eventually sold it.
I rarely if ever play acoustic so I keep a MIM Martin GPCRSGT around.
It is all-solid sapele back & sides with a Sitka Spruce top Martin made in Mexico.
I've had a few of its American Counterparts and this one played better than they did so I kept it.
Back then it was $999 with a Hard case included.
I've owned it longer than any other guitar, I even put locking tuners on it, lol.
They still make a version of it, but it is called something else.
It will be a lot less $$$ than the all-solid Taylor.
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Hack
Did we get an acoustic?!
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