"Thanks Ship. Yes, my guitar certainly strongly resembles the 487 model. Would be great to have a recommendation around who could be trusted to do a neck reset."
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Well met friends,I'm new to the forum and thought I'd take a minute introducing myself. It's just great to see a community full of guitar players here. I play mostly fingerstyle guitar and have a…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dr-John Apr 21, 2011.
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Ship of fools replied to Dr-John's discussion Intro"If you scroll down a bit you'll fnd some other Maurer models I think yours might be a 487.
http://www.larsonbrothersguitars.com/guitarpics.html
Sorry I can check to see who others might recommend to do a neck reset for you.ship"
Dr-John replied to Dr-John's discussion Intro"Hi Ship,
Thanks for the welcome. It is indeed a parlor and the label is Maurer. I don't know what type of Maurer though but it's one of the simpler models. Not even a repaired crack in it despite being built 1938 which is nice.…"
Ship of fools replied to Dr-John's discussion Intro"Howdy Doc a Larsons Brother guitar ( parlor most likely ) very nice, part of the Washburn family, if you could a picture would be lovely. Does the label happen to tell you which model you have.Well welcome to the forum and as I mentioned hoping…"
Dr-John replied to Pascal Proust's discussion Composing : how do you proceed?"Hi Pascal,
I have composed a number of songs, but haven't been good at keeping to one particular style so I haven't really created my own sound. Even so, I usually compose on the guitar and then might add on cello, harmonica,…"
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Well met friends,I'm new to the forum and thought I'd take a minute introducing myself. It's just great to see a community full of guitar players here. I play mostly fingerstyle guitar and have a soft spot for American roots music and country blues but I'm not really restricted to any sort of music. Probably Doc Watson is the one who's inspired me the most though. I play a small and quite unusual guitar made by the Larson brothers in Chicago 73 years ago but I learned playing on a dreadnought.I…See More
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