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I have a semi acoustic Kimbara(70's), dark brown with cutout, but I cannot find any similar model on the internet at all, just other models of this make? It has a lovely moody tone to it and is very easy on the fingers. I love it:)
 
gibson sg standard 1967 (had since new) battered a bit now but sounds as good if not better than ever.

usa strat 1986? (ish) - lace sensors, slightly higher action for bottleneck.

mongrel strat - mexican body, maple neck, us lace sensor pickups hot wired for all combinations. lower action than above.

yamaha something lying about the place. rgx possibly?

don`t know how to copy pics

roland guitar synth & pickup somewhere
 
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ReaL Madras said:
The Tanglewood looks a nice piece of kit like.
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tis aye.Got a lovely sound on it.You seem to get all the tone of the dot and variants without the well critisised feedback problems. it was cheep when i got it, i only payed 195 for it with about 50 bar knocked off,but i think theyre up to the 325-350 mark now so i think they may have pushed themselves into epiphone territory and may soon feel the pinch because of it. Its a shame because tanglewood arnt a bad maker
 
tunstall birdman said:
I have a semi acoustic Kimbara(70's), dark brown with cutout, but I cannot find any similar model on the internet at all, just other models of this make? It has a lovely moody tone to it and is very easy on the fingers. I love it:)
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Stick a pic up as I don't think that I have seen one of those!

grandpops said:
gibson sg standard 1967 (had since new) battered a bit now but sounds as good if not better than ever.

usa strat 1986? (ish) - lace sensors, slightly higher action for bottleneck.

mongrel strat - mexican body, maple neck, us lace sensor pickups hot wired for all combinations. lower action than above.

yamaha something lying about the place. rgx possibly?

don`t know how to copy pics

roland guitar synth & pickup somewhere
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Pop that SG sounds a bit nice.
 
grandpops said:
gibson sg standard 1967 (had since new) battered a bit now but sounds as good if not better than ever.

usa strat 1986? (ish) - lace sensors, slightly higher action for bottleneck.

mongrel strat - mexican body, maple neck, us lace sensor pickups hot wired for all combinations. lower action than above.

yamaha something lying about the place. rgx possibly?

don`t know how to copy pics

roland guitar synth & pickup somewhere
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As Micheal Shencker once said, a guitar never sounds right till its been broken once or twice
 
yorkyexile said:
tis aye.Got a lovely sound on it.You seem to get all the tone of the dot and variants without the well critisised feedback problems. it was cheep when i got it, i only payed 195 for it with about 50 bar knocked off,but i think theyre up to the 325-350 mark now so i think they may have pushed themselves into epiphone territory and may soon feel the pinch because of it. Its a shame because tanglewood arnt a bad maker
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It's not really about the price is it though? It is the guitar and how it feels and the sound that you want.
 
ReaL Madras said:
It's not really about the price is it though? It is the guitar and how it feels and the sound that you want.
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i know that, you know that but do the thousands of noel gallagher wannabes?All they`ll see is an epiphone is easily within their reach like their idol and miss out on something that really is a dream to play.Having said that i only ever wanted a semi cos im really a BB King wannabe at heart:lol:
 
yorkyexile said:
As Micheal Shencker once said, a guitar never sounds right till its been broken once or twice
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had a white sg special broke at farringdon club. was stood up & dozy concert chairman gave the curtains a mighty swish. knocked guitar over & broke its neck. had to be restrained from breaking his. :evil::evil::evil:
 

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