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I’ve got a dreadnaught made by Jason Kraunbauer, a builder in Armstrong, BC. Love this guitar. I sold an electric bass a few years ago and used the money to replace the frets and it sings better than ever.
I am playing a Fender Paramount mahogany 000.
I am playing a Martin D 12 string.
I play a Taylor GS Mini Mahogany! I love the sound and ease of playing this guitar.
Playing a Martin 000-16GT
Playing a Dean Performer that I’ve had since 91. Trying to advance past lifelong beginner at 60!
I am playing an Orangewood Rey now because Tony told me to buy it on one of his other videos! My other guitar is a beautiful lacewood Fender that I couldn’t play to save my life.
Started playing guitar through Guitars for Vets. They gave me a Black Epiphone Pro-1 with all the trimmings. I bought a (previously played) Seagull S6+Cedar GT that has been set up. Love the Seagull. I also bought a (previously played) Michael Kelly, Patriot Black, but haven’t spent any time on it. I’ve been playing for about a year, at least 5 days a week sometimes for more than and hour a day and when I watch TV at night I practice little things like chord transitions and finger picking.
I am playing a Taylor 224 Koa DLX been dabbling fir around 2 years and been playing for 3 days
Fender Paramount PM-2 Parlor (all mahogany) tuned down a step
Martin mahogany street master today. Love guitar tone wood with different sounds
Playing a breedlove passport series.
I’m playing a Fender Paramount PM 3C all mahogany.
Taylor Big Baby. I have been learning for over 5 years I keep plateauing but love to play .
I’m not acoustic—does that mean I can’t join? I’m playing an Epiphone Casino Coupe because I love the Beatles but wanted a body that was smaller than a regular Casino.
I am playing a Maestro MA 41 by Gibson
Takamine EF-341.
Thirty-some years ago I was looking for an acoustic that felt just right. After visiting several guitar stores and playing a number of guitars, I landed on a glowing used Taylor 512 at an old folk music shop. I’ve learned some simpler pieces along the way, but haven’t really gotten to a higher comfort level on it, and have always been quite self-conscious about saying I play, being embarrassed about my level. This year I’m finally working consistently on learning to play better, electric for a while, which I love, and now I’ve pulled out my Taylor and find I keep reaching for it, over and over.
Hi, Fender F-03, which I bought around 45 years ago.
Tuning in from Liverpool in the UK.
Really enjoying the lessons so far.
Thanks
I very like it
Tony,
Enjoying the challenge. Guitar I am using is a Kronbauer out of British Columbia.
PC
I did both lessons 1 and 2 today. I am a 50 year beginner! I can play “camp songs” with easy chords. I have a few guitars, but my favorite, and the one I’m playing now is a Simon and Patrick Showcase Mahogany. Thanks for the encouragement. I am retired and will be traveling a lot until the first of the year. I hope to sign up then.
Yamaha G-235
Oscar Schmidt model OF2
Martin LX1E. I use to build guitars at CF Martin Co. so it’s only natural I would want to learn to play guitar.
Bought my guitar a Yamaha G-60-A somewhere around 1980. Took classical lessons for so many months and hung it up. Came out shotly during pandemic. restrung it and adjusted the action a few weeks ago and I think it plays pretty well. In Whittier CA . The blues and harmonica are my other interests
My first Guitar and it is a Fender CD-605.
I’m playing a Martin Road Series MIM. Bought 3 years ago.
Yamaha FG720S. My daughters bought it for me about 20 years ago and I am just starting to learn to play it now.
MARTIN OMCPA3.
Yamaha FS800. First metal string guitar…
I am playing a Taylor 314-CE.
Carvin C-250 Cobalt. This model, and all Carvin acoustics, were discontinued about a year after I purchased it. 2001ish. Carvin closed its doors entirely in 2017.
A classical Hartwood Libretto.
cd60
Mine is a Freshman Apollo 2 DC.
A basic starter guitar.
its a Fender FG-70
I don’t know what kind of guitar, it is a hand me down. I also don’t know what you mean by set-up.
Ovation Balladeer
Galvador-Ibanez GA 60 CE
I’m playing an Alvarez RD8 acoustic guitar.
Cheapie Fender CD-60CE made in China. Yes it does feel like I’m fighting it. Gotta learn about getting it “set up”.
Martin D18
Baby Taylor e-koa
1996 Washburn Guitarland $189 on sale. Hung it up in 1996 finally picked it back up.
I play a Hohner
Taylor 214ce. What does it mean to have the guitar setup?
Takamine… I think it’s too big.
Zager ZAD50CE
1972 Sigma DR-7 dreadnought w rosewood back and sides made in Japan by Martin. Has a zero fret and an adjustable bridge. The Greek letter Sigma looks like a sideways M, so when you’re playing the guitar (right-handed) it looks like the letter M