
yngzaklynch
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Anyone own one of these? If they are a high quality guitar thats a killer price!!
http://www.carvinguitars.com/catalog/guitars/dc400
http://www.carvinguitars.com/catalog/guitars/dc400
I own a TL60 with a quilt top that is easily as good as what you'd see on a PRS. It's is a better playing guitar than any PRS I have ever tried. I could go on for ages. The resale is not as bad as most people think it is. There is no better value than Carvin imo. I will gladly own another.yngzaklynch":xjqz8fgy said:Anyone own one of these? If they are a high quality guitar thats a killer price!!
http://www.carvinguitars.com/catalog/guitars/dc400
chunktone":wy16msle said:I own a TL60 with a quilt top that is easily as good as what you'd see on a PRS. It's is a better playing guitar than any PRS I have ever tried. I could go on for ages. The resale is not as bad as most people think it is. There is no better value than Carvin imo. I will gladly own another.yngzaklynch":wy16msle said:Anyone own one of these? If they are a high quality guitar thats a killer price!!
http://www.carvinguitars.com/catalog/guitars/dc400
King Guitar":30nu91jg said:The best guitar for the money IMO is a 1970s Yamaha acoustic. They sound great and can be bought for $100 bucks in any pawnshop. That is my insider trading tip of the day.
alxdgr8":3jpdxzxp said:Got a 200 and a 400 (and 3 other Carvins), both killer guitars. LOVE the necks on the DC series, favorite of any brand/model I've played.
yngzaklynch":3qsd0383 said:King Guitar":3qsd0383 said:The best guitar for the money IMO is a 1970s Yamaha acoustic. They sound great and can be bought for $100 bucks in any pawnshop. That is my insider trading tip of the day.Thanks Brad. I'm actually digging for some Carvin reviews.
Jim