Acoustic Owners

[MikeStrat]

What kind acoustics do you have and do you ever play them? I have a Taylor 510 CE and use it to figure out tunes because I can adjust the tuning to what I'm trying to learn. Ever since I joined a band, I play the thing almost everyday.

[jeff300]

I have an Ibanez AW200ECEVV, and I love it. I never ever thought I would buy an Ibanez guitar until I played this one. Went to the store to buy a Martin and ended up with this one. Really nice instrument.

http://ibanez.com/guitars/guitar.asp?model=AW200ECEVV

[donf]

I have a Martin D16 GT. Very nice guitar, great sound and have used it on stage, but no onboard electronics. Don't care for attaching pickup to it.

I have a Yamaha 12 string with electronics. A great guitar for the money and sounds terrific. I also own a fender acoustic and I wouldn't recommend it for anyhting but firewood.

I'm in the search for a Takamine EF341SC or (DLX). One of the best I've ever heard.

[donf]

I have an Ibanez AW200ECEVV, and I love it. I never ever thought I would buy an Ibanez guitar until I played this one. Went to the store to buy a Martin and end up with this guy. Really nice instrument.

http://ibanez.com/guitars/guitar.asp?model=AW200ECEVV

My daughter owns an Ibanez AEL20D-TRS. A great sounding guitar for the money. I almost bought one of those to use on stage.

[DTP]

Taylor 810ce here. I played it last night. I usually play it when I feel mentally blocked on the electric. Plus it's quick and easy to get out and just play, no cables.

J.

[fett]

I have a Harmony Sovereign (50's or 60's): 3 or 4 Stellas; a Kay Single Cutaway (60's); a Silvertone (60's) and a few others.:ROTF: Not to mention the classicals. Well, I play them but not well. And my 1934 Oahu Hawaiian guitar. I just love guitars.... :ROTF: :ROTF: :ROTF:

[jeff300]

Fett, if you ever find yourself on Jeopardy! and there's a category called "Cheap 50s & 60s Guitars" you should clean up! I think the only other department store brand you're missing there is Airline.

[fett]

Those "cheap" storebrand guitars are the sounds you hear from the music that is the blues and rock and roll. It's what the greats used and it works for me. You need to try an old Stella or Harmony acoustic to know what I mean. I will put up my "Cheap" Harmony Sovereign against any guitar and win. By the way, my Sovereign only cost me $20.:ROTF: :ROTF: :ROTF:

[MikeStrat]

I just love guitars.... :ROTF: :ROTF: :ROTF:

I'm with ya brother!

[skorb]

I have two, a Charvel 6 string A/E
and a
Guild F212 12 string I just put a nice Fishman pickup into.

I play them both quite often. I usually figure stuff out on the 6, like everyone says, it's easy to pull out and just noodle on.

being a good acoustic player makes one a much better electric player.

[Boxcar Willie 84]

I wanna get one sometime soon. I have lots of money to save and unused equipment to sell first though. I think Im gonna get a Gibson Songwriter in the non-cutaway version when the time is right.

[fett]

The neat thing about acoustics is you can practice and play without making a whole lot of noise. Not only that but you can actually hear what you are doing without all the mods from an electric. It gets right down your skill on the board. And that's a good thing.

[rjohnstone]

Only have one acoustic... Washburn D25S/N
My daughter loves it when I play it... she likes to help strum the strings.
She even has her own little pink guitar pick.

[quiksilver]

I have a Samick OM12CE that I play a lot. Great guitar for the money. I still want a RainSong, but every time I save up the money for one, I get another electric instead.

[wodka]

Lowden 0-12 and a Martin 000-15s