You can go double mur though!
You can go double mur though!
i almost bought rocksmith like 20 diff times
Physical version also comes with a code you can redeem on steam.
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imma look into for the 21st time
just got a new acoustic a few weeks ago and got the bridge and some major cracks repaired on the gibson my dad gave me as a teen, just got it back yesterday, first time I've played it 10 years p. exciting, that guitar is 44 years old blows my mind
nice dude
i got a decent acoustic like 2 years ago after my old yamaha finally basically fell apart.
nice my very first guitar was a yamaha that was almost impossible to play.... i should find that and try to fix it
i started to get a martin this year but man their lower lines aren't all that great and to get up into the solid woods lines you looking at 1400 minimum. I ended up doing hours of online dot com research and ended up with epiphone masterbilt, really really good value on those guitars, was like 700, all solid woods, plays and sounds so good. i wouldn't recommend epiphone usually but they do a great job on these acoustics
my pops has the eric clapton martin. the sound is fucking incredible.
jelllyyyyy
you should watch vince gill show off his collection, it's fucking insane... this is after he lost like 50,000 dollars in guitars to the nashville flood.
my fave part is 3:33 he showing off how long that martin rings, reminds me of spinal tap or something "don't touch it"
"this martin from 1930s they only made 41 of them, i happen to have a couple"
OK VINCE
I'd burn down orphanages to own a mint les paul from before the 70s.
Lurker post.
When my grandparents passed away we were going through the house to find things to save and what to get rid of. My brother went into a crawl space in one of the upstairs bedrooms and found an old Martin acoustic. Apparently it was my grandma's, but my mom and uncle had never actually heard/saw her play it. My brother got it restored a bit, as it had been sitting in there for a LONG time. It sounds beautiful now. I'm not sure how old it is, though. I'd guess the 60s if my mom and uncle had never heard it play it, but were old enough to remember it before it got put away.
It's prolly worth a whole bunch.
man that's so awesome, always hoping I stumble upon one at yard/garage sales or some thrift store but man it's like needle in a haystack. any old martin like that is probably worth quite a bit, I dont think they started making more affordable lines until the 90s or so I might be off on that. if it has a SN on it somewhere you can probably get the date online, I'd look it up on reverb dot com once you got model and year just to know what you got
https://reverb.com/marketplace?make=...&year_max=1970 here's an idea if it's 60's-70s
It might be, but my brother plays guitar so he uses it. The only person that would try to make us sell it would be my uncle, but he doesn't know anything about guitars. My stance is, he found it, got it restored, and plays it; it's his. I just told him to make sure he takes care of it.