One of my guitars...

BruceLet

BruceLet

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I don't play much anymore, but I have one of these and love it.

1964 Brazillian Rosewood Martin 00-21NY

"Blood On The Tracks
The guitar he used for the New York sessions for Blood On the Tracks in September 1974 was most likely the same guitar he had used for the Chilean Benefit, or at least the same model, the Martin 00-21."

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Sounds like a great guitar. I love the warmth and body you get from a Martin. Can you upload the picture again? It doesn't show up.
 
You should show pictures of your guitar if you want to sell it and say how much you want for it.
 
Looks like a nice guitar. I bet it has a nice, rich tone.

I also like acoustic guitars and enjoy playing a little classical. I have a 1992 Bernabe M-50 and a 1968 Taurus model 56 classical guitar. For steel string acoustic I have a 2008 000 Bertoncini with Koa b/s and a 2005 C-25 Breedlove Northwest classic with Myrtlewood back and sides. I even have a 2005 Dan Lankford 8 Course lute that I am still learning how to tune.:weird:
 
Gorgeous guitar, Bruce. I bet it plays and sounds incredible. I used to own a 1986 Martin D-41. Wonderful tone and some serious eye candy.

Ken
 
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My very very rare Martin N-20 which is also signed by Willie Nelson and CF Martin.


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I often wonder, since it is signed do you play it often or does it sit on the wall or in a rack? I have the same problem with golf hats signed by a pro - do I wear them occasionally or leave them in the closet?
 
BobM said:
I often wonder, since it is signed do you play it often or does it sit on the wall or in a rack? I have the same problem with golf hats signed by a pro - do I wear them occasionally or leave them in the closet?
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I play it once in a while, but I have 7 other guitars (once you start collecting them, it's hard to stop!). I have a list as long as your arm on ones I want to buy. I'm really after a vintage Martin D-18 next.

My daily player is a Gibson Robert Johnson edition. Gorgeous sound. I have Gibson 56 and Fender Custom Shop Clapton Strat electrics too.

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Nice guitar's guys!

I used to manage a guitar store in my younger days. I haven't played in years. Hopefully someday I will get back to it.
 
I have a few guitars, too.


Fender American Stratocaster / Taylor 810

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Taylor 814ce

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Martin C13 Custom

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Guild D55 / Gibson Les Paul Custom

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Gibson SG

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This one doesn't go outside much anymore. 1950 D28

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This amazing sounding rare Brazilian Blueridge BR260 (sounds almost like the D28 and goes out to the parking lots.
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A real banjo killer, deep bass, fantastic mids a 2002 Bourgeois Slope Shoulder D

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But I always wanted to learn classical/Spanish guitar.
 

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