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Hello All-I am contemplating ordering a Bone Saddle and set of pins from Bob Colosi. I am curious if any of you have replaced the stock Tusq with Bone on your S6s? If so, did it make any…Continue
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Howdy All!FedEx is delivering my Seagull Performer Folk today - yay! - and I had a question for those who have one.Anyone put a pick guard on their folk? Seagull sent me one to put on my Natural…Continue
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This what my saddle and bridge look like, as well as where a straight edge touches the saddle, on my 2011 Maritime SWS dread. The corners of the bridge have also lifted or weren't glued down all the…Continue
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Comment by John Culver on May 5, 2012 at 8:07am ...I'm soooo grateful that I found this group!....the rediscovery of the Seagull guitar line! Wish I had bought one in 1982, when they first appeared, I just wasn't as knowledgable then as I am now!....Thanks to all of you gulls, for the guidance, input, and inspiration!...(having the time of my life!)
Comment by Ron Khoo on May 4, 2012 at 7:32pm Actually my post was suppose to be in the Sears/Blues thread but I spaced as usual. I will copy it over there as it is more apt there. No idea how old that Harmony guitar but it will probably need work and money to make it worth playing. It looked like a laminate top.
Comment by Jud Hair on May 4, 2012 at 7:24pm @Ron ... If it was USA made, that's aplus. unfortunaely they are still producing some ulta low-end crap under the Harmony name that is made in China. I tried to recue oen last year, but it was just so bad that i judgerd it beyond redemption and sold it at my yard sale for $20 ... The newer Chinese Harmony junk tries to emulate the Martin headstock by saying "Harmony since 1989" or some such nonsense. These guitars are pure garbage
Comment by Ron Khoo on May 4, 2012 at 5:17pm I pop in to Sam Ash for a few minutes to check out stuff and saw a used Harmony (USA made) guitar. It was priced cheap at $65 but the sound was awful and there were dead frets. I passed although I am thinking of getting a folk size or parlor size guitar as all I have are Dreadnoughts. That would have been a good bottle neck delta blues guitar. But I don't know how to play bottle neck slide. The guitar could have come out of an old Sears catalog.
Comment by Ron Khoo on May 4, 2012 at 5:04pm That is one pretty bird. How about a back shot where one can see the grain pattern?
Comment by Jud Hair on May 4, 2012 at 4:22pm @ John ... sooo purtty!
@FloridaGull - I bet you say that to all the 'gulls'. ;-)
Comment by FloridaGull on May 4, 2012 at 2:45pm Boy - that's a really long one... ;-)
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