New blanca #176

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Andy Culpepper

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New blanca #176

This is a sweet one, hope you enjoy.

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silddx

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RE: New blanca #176 (in reply to Andy Culpepper)

That's really elegant. Sounds lovely too.

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rombsix

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RE: New blanca #176 (in reply to Andy Culpepper)

I always crap my pants when I see people stand up their guitar like that, propped against a wall or shelf. I'm always super scared that 1) it may fall over, and/or 2) it might get scratched. Luthiers don't get scared anymore like us non-luthiers. (or maybe it's just me LOL among the non-luthiers)

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Ricardo

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RE: New blanca #176 (in reply to rombsix)

quote:

ORIGINAL: rombsix

I always crap my pants when I see people stand up their guitar like that, propped against a wall or shelf. I'm always super scared that 1) it may fall over, and/or 2) it might get scratched. Luthiers don't get scared anymore like us non-luthiers. (or maybe it's just me LOL among the non-luthiers)

I am scared of guitars that don't have cracks or scratches. I steer clear of them.

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