"Misifus" <rafseibert@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:6dqpjsF3uneaU3@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Ed Edelenbos wrote:
>> Who's played one? Whudja think? How would one hold up to moderate to
>> hard strumming (i.e no style or finesse)?
>>
>> Where's one in decent shape (for sale)?
>>
>> Ed
>
> My brother's girlfriend had the first one I ever saw. Very nice, but
best
> with silk and steel strings. If I wanted a guitar to strum, I wouldn't
> pick that one. It was a fingerpicker with a pretty wide nut, close to
2",
> as I recall.
>
> A friend of mine here has one, and Sue Risner used to have one 'til Tom
> sold it. <g>
>
> -Raf
>
In response to Raf's response, I got the 0-16NY for Sue at a pawnshop in
Fort Worth for $200 back in the '80s. It was a very nice guitar and had a
very nice tone for the light strumming and fingerpicking Sue does. Wide
neck and short-scale mahogany back and sides. Sue forced me to sell it
when
I got a couple of other guitars and she got pissed and thought we needed
the
money. Silly girl. This was also before I came up with the "Buy her
something, get me something" System.
Wish I still had tha sweet little Martin but she really like her koa
Larrivee parlor now.
--
Tom from Texas
(The Tom Risner Fund for Deserving North Texas Guitarplayers is not liable
for any slander, hurt feelings, pointless moaning, or achy-breaky
heartache
any
post under this name should cause. Yall want some easy cash or
sympathy...
ya can kiss my grits!! )
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