Show Off Your Acoustic Guitar Thread

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MadAsAHatter

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Most of the talk here is on electrics. I'd be interested to see what everyone's using for acoustics. Let's see some pics.

Here's mine:

Ibanez AEG12II
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Dean Exhibition 12 string
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Michael Kelly Dragonfly fretless bass
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Ibanez AEB5 med. scale bass
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I wanna see what @FourT6and2 has gotten lately. He was shopping for some real gems recently.

Here's a couple of mine, I have a Sigma dreadnaught (Martin copy) not pictured.

This Larrivee is the latest. It sounds amazing. It had a cracked top so I got it real cheap then got it professionally repaired.
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I needed a cutaway for my Django moments. This was a pretty good value.
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No picks but my most recent is a Guild F512. Also have a Martin J40, Ovation Angel Step Walnut and a Breedlove Mrytlewood 12. I had a beautiful Breedlove Masterclass 12 in Ebony with Spruce but had a lot of problems with it. Great sounding guitar but bad piece of wood.
 
Earlier this year I picked up a Guild D-20 and I play that thing constantly. It holds tune and plays incredibly well. The baseline Guild USA models have got to be the best value/quality deal in acoustics out there. The D-20 is an all mahogany dreadnaught so it's warmer sounding with more of a midrange to it. It's actually a really loud guitar. If I want to keep the volume down while singing I go for a real thin pick or use my fingers.

I really love this thing and it definitely has me GASing for another Guild.

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I've also got a Takamine EG523SC (pic is not mine but same guitar) that I've had for quite a long time. It's decent, has kind of a wide/scooped tone that can work well in a mix. It plays well enough but sometimes is a little annoying with holding tune and could be better intonation wise. Despite being a jumbo body it is nowhere near as loud as the Guild.

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1933 Martin 0-17’ on the left, voice of Angels kind of guitar....actual Martin bastard parts mutt on the left. I met a former Martin employee that moved near me and he had a pile of parts he had rescued from the burn pile. I assembled that guitar in a back bedroom from 4 mismatched guitars, did all the bracing and binding. Bridge came from another buddy that worked for Collings. Phenomenal guitar.
 
90 guild dv-52
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1990 guild dv-52

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2020 Guild f-55

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2019 Guild d55

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1974 takamine f390s

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2015 larrivee p-01 parlor

I've got an import fender 12 string and a few old Dixon Gibson copies I've had since I was a kid laying around as well.
 
New addition showed up today...Taylor Koa Plus GS Mini....this is the latest plugged in acoustic gig rig, we’re booked out w 6° through November 🤘

So on its own it doesn’t get close to either the old Martin or the Martin Mutt...plugged in it’s a whole nuther ballgame, fricking awesome
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Alright, one gig down with the Taylor Koa Plus GS Mini....full little ripper, it shines when plugged in, short scale makes it comfy to play for a few hours, winner little guitar
 
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