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Sooo, what does one do when they break their arm? Nothing to do, but …
Buy a guitar, of course!
I like the Orangewood brand. They’re only 5 years old, but I think they’re great guitars. I own an Morgan Om, Harper Live 12 string and Harper Tenor Acacia ukelele. Now a new edition. It is so unique, and I love the muted sound. Really cool.
Orangewood Juniper Sunburst Live Rubber Bridge
Parlor guitar 24.75″ scale
Solid Spruce top
Layered Sapele Mahogany back and sides
3 tone sunburst satin finish
Mahogany neck
Rosewood (Snokeling) fretboard
Acrylic inlay’s
C neck shape
Rosewood (Sonokeling) bridge
Grover open gear tuners
Bone nut/ rubber wrapped saddle
44 mm nutwidth
Ernie ball light stainless steel, flat wound, guitar strings 11-50
Single sized rail Humbuker pick-up (Alnico5) with volume control
Reinforced non scalloped X bracing
3-ply ivory- black- ivory pick guard
Gig bag
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Loraine.
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You may be an addict! LOL
Nice!
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Haha, you may be onto something!
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Definitely on my way or there already LOL. Thanks Phil.
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Oh my! That’s a bit of a surprise, lol!
Rubber bridge…..muted sound, that’s interesting. Maybe it beats the pinky mute (that Tony uses and I struggle with)! Haha!
Hope you will be able to play this beauty soon!
Peter
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Thanks, and hoping soon too
Surgeon & Occupational Therapists know how important it is to get me back to playing. Never missed a day in 4 years. This is killing me. Find out next week when they’ll schedule 2nd surgery. Can’t wait to get it over with
The issue will be scheduling around several upcoming concerts in November and December. Think I would have learned my lesson, but that’s a true addiction – haha @Philb
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