Graham50
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Gibson Hummingbird Rosewood AG Burst 2018 - what's it worth?
Graham50 replied to MartinWright's topic in Guitars
I think @Dad3353 is about right on value. When I was looking for a quality acoustic last year I was offered a similar guitar but well worn for £1750. Hopefully if yours is mint you should make at least that. -
There’s a Big Baby with internal pickup for sale over on the sister site Basschat for £400, bargain as it’s brand new.
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I owned a Washburn Travel guitar for a while, but I did find it lacking in tone. I have travelled with my Yiari parlour guitar by plane, it fits the overhead. I don’t think a collapsible would appeal to me. Sorry.
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You probably should be comparing the Martin with a Taylor GT Mini which does have internal pickup as an option. Excellent guitars.
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Sire now do a “Larry Carlton” series. There’s a 2nd hand T3 tele style for £229 @ Anderson’s.
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Your reactions are similar to mine, definitely a meh guitar and not one to rush out and buy, it’s relatively expensive. The Victory Bass had a brief moment of popularity but I can’t remember seeing anyone playing the original guitar version.
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That’s certainly a bit different.
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You gained a skill, perhaps in the future you can help sort out a friends guitar.
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Gibson have introduced a new version of the Victory (does anyone remember it from the 80’s?) It’s not so much a reintroduction but a new guitar loosely based on the shape and using the name. With a price tag of around £2k will they catch on or is it another expensive Gibson mistake?
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The HB is a rip off of the Taylor T5Z shape, but Taylor do not make it with nylon strings.
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@Pbassred be interested to know what you decided to do?
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Famous Guitarists and their Synonymous Guitars
Graham50 replied to Crusoe's topic in General Discussion
Larry Carlton ES335 Pat Metheny Ibanez PM Elvis Costello Jaguar ( or was it a Jazzmaster?) B B King Gibson ES355 Lucille The Ventures- Jaguars later Mosrite -
I had a Floyd Rose on Washburn guitar back in the day. Didn’t use te term and had blocked with a piece of wood which I think was ebony. Certainly a hard wood. No effect on tone that I could detect.
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On a recent visit to Snowshill Manor I spotted this guitar in the room full of an incredible array of string, wind and brass instruments which also included several harp guitars, least that’s what I think they were. But it was this beast that most caught my eye.
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You’re the 2nd person who’s posted about a Zager on here recently and I’ve never heard of them. Can you provide more info please.
