That’s an absolute steal, good work! Listened to some examples online, sounds really good. Would go well with the Martin drs2 through my tanglewood t6
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egg
#82
Yes I lucked out. See EDIT above.
It just makes me relax. When I don’t recognise the mangled pickup sound through a crappy dry PA it puts me off and I get nervous and tense. This unit gives me back control. And I can tweak the eq too. It sounds recognisable so I relax and enjoy and everything goes better
highlife
#84
The fishman boxes are great, because you can just have a simple undersaddle pickup and make it sound beautiful. I had an Aura system built into a Martin I had, and it was also great. Though it only had 4 presets, you could change them.
egg
#85
And you know that your guitar sounds way better than anyone’s.
It really struck me… I was at a Jason Isbell show. His support had a classic Martin too, but no Fishman. Jason had a very similar Martin but sounded 3 times as good l. I went up after to see if his Fishman was on the floor, and there it was.
DougoBlue
#87
Wilco is in town next week, but I’m out of state.
I’m in Decatur Alabama tonight… wish I could squeeze in a side trip to Muscle Shoals.
DougoBlue
#89
Seems like these guitars are more likely to end up in collector’s hands than somebody that will actually use them… but his heart is certainly in the right place.
egg
#90
That’s what I thought. Maybe we should email him and suggest he sells some at a discount so they get into the right hands. Mine for example.
highlife
#92
Hey. We, like all of us, don’t think we’ll buy this, not for an instant. That guitar is worth some $400-900 depending condition today. But otherwise…
highlife
#96
Mine is a fairly clean example. It’s definitely a poor man’s Buck Owens model, but probably not worth but maybe $200.
DougoBlue
#98
Every Harmony guitar I’ve ever seen has the neck splitting from the body. I always thought the arch tops were kind of cool, but I’ve never come across one that was actually playable.