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i can't wait to get this thing. when i heard Hagstrom was making guitars again, i got really happy.

Cool. . .but it's got holes in it, man. . .you should send it back and tell them to fix that sheet!

NICE!!

Damn.

That's pretty.

Really pretty.

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Jeff wrote:So, what does it sound like?

Perhaps you could post a soundclip?

You mean that's important??? From what I've read, they're supposed to be pretty nice. Not ES335 nice, but better than most of the Asia-Pacific import guitars - which are much improved now anyway.

That's a beautiful guitar.


I boought one of the China/ Pacific knockoff mandolins (Old Hickory) and it looks, sounds, and plays WAYYYY better than the two twice-as-expensive Epiphone f-style mandos I've picked up and attempted to play lately.

Jeff wrote:So, what does it sound like?

Perhaps you could post a soundclip?

sure, i can provide a soundclip.

it will be called "give up the ghost", album due out soon.

Wow! That looks really nice.

Adam, you realize of course its not your *real* guitar until it gets its first nick or ding.

Then the honeymoon is over and then you can be comfortable enough to play the crap out of it.

Oliver's Army wrote:Adam, you realize of course its not your *real* guitar until it gets its first nick or ding.

Then the honeymoon is over and then you can be comfortable enough to play the crap out of it.

I can relate to this statement, even though the most expensive guitar I own was 400 bucks, including the case.

That guitar is WAY too beautiful to play. The body has so much gloss, it looks like furniture. If I owned a guitar like this, I would put it on a stand and put in my living room with a little red velvet rope around it.

I always babied my $2000 G&L L2500 Custom - until it fell and got a big old boo boo. Now I just make sure it's always set up well and has good strings. I don't worry about it too much anymore. Still breaks my heart to see the battle scar though.