RE: Andalusian Guitars are made in Mexico according to one source

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Ruphus

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RE: Andalusian Guitars are made in M... (in reply to Ramon Amira)

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ORIGINAL: Prominent Critic

... there's a bridge right here in Brooklyn I will be happy to sell ...

How much?
Do you have pictures?
Accept paypal?

Ruphus

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el carbonero

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RE: Andalusian Guitars are made in M... (in reply to Ruphus)

Is it the bridge we can see in the movies blockbusters ?

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Ramon Amira

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RE: Andalusian Guitars are made in M... (in reply to Ruphus)

quote:

quote:

ORIGINAL: Prominent Critic

... there's a bridge right here in Brooklyn I will be happy to sell ...

How much?
Do you have pictures?
Accept paypal?

Ruphus

No PayPal - cash only. And you have to come and pick it up.

Ramon

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Ramon Amira

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RE: Andalusian Guitars are made in M... (in reply to Ruphus)

Okay , maybe I'll ship it FedEx. Shipping charges - $743,965.24. Assembly required.

Ramon

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Morante

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RE: Andalusian Guitars are made in M... (in reply to Ramon Amira)

mmm

Never played a bridge, though I have played an Andalusian (and a Reyes Hijo)

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Escribano

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RE: Andalusian Guitars are made in M... (in reply to Ramon Amira)

If London Bridge in Arizona was one of yours, I've been there and apart from a blue Thames, the weather and the sand, I would never have known I was not in London - 'cor blimey Mary Poppins

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Ramon Amira

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RE: Andalusian Guitars are made in M... (in reply to Ruphus)

Hey - maybe if someone's blanca needs a new bridge they can just put this right on the guitar.

Ramon

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el carbonero

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RE: Andalusian Guitars are made in M... (in reply to Ruphus)

Finally

Who here ,had try an andaluchine guitars ?

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Ruphus

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RE: Andalusian Guitars are made in M... (in reply to Ramon Amira)

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ORIGINAL: Prominent Critic

... And you have to come and pick it up.

Ramon

That usually is the term of who mistrusts the buyer.

Ruphus

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Escribano

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RE: Andalusian Guitars are made in M... (in reply to el carbonero)

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Who here ,had try an andaluchine guitars ?

Ricardo.

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el carbonero

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RE: Andalusian Guitars are made in M... (in reply to Ruphus)

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Ricardo.

So why he dont bought one ?

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Ramon Amira

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RE: Andalusian Guitars are made in M... (in reply to el carbonero)

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Ricardo.

So why he dont bought one ?

Maybe because he couldn't stand the way it sounded?

Ramon

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Ricardo

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RE: Andalusian Guitars are made in M... (in reply to Escribano)

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ORIGINAL: Escribano

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Who here ,had try an andaluchine guitars ?

Ricardo.

The actual label was "manuel Cano....made in spain". With a bogus web address. It was an early incarnation passed to a colleague by Prof Diaz. The colleague didn't want it cuz it sucked, but being an amateur luthier himself, he sanded the crap out of the braces and stuff inside, cut the top of the wacky head stock off and glued on a better one he made, and finally installed a piezo/mic combo. After his alterations (mainly the sanding internally) it sounded pretty decent for a free ugly guitar.

There are several foro members that have tried and own or owned the recent andalusians and probably an easy search find them. Off hand I remember mr. "Rumbaking" for one.

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mark indigo

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RE: Andalusian Guitars are made in M... (in reply to Ricardo)

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There are several foro members that have tried and own or owned the recent andalusians

I played one about six months ago.... only for a couple of minutes. Don't know when it was made, can't remember much about it. Sounded a bit muddy and felt a bit sort of lumpy to play. Not exactly stiff, but not easy to play, sort of clunky. I would say don't pay more than about £500 for one of those.

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