Crazy to get 325c64?
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Re: Crazy to get 325c64?
Well the two - getting the money and marital approval -- are closely related!! I'm close on the money. I wouldn't even be in the market but I received two monetary awards at work that were unexpected and in our household these (usually modest) bonuses go into our private funds for toys, etc. But the 325 is expensive - and used ones don't seem to be around much or even significantly cheaper than new ones. I'd rather buy new if I'm only going to save a few hundred.
Re: Crazy to get 325c64?
I love my 325s. Well, technically one is a 320 but it plays the same. I'm glad you got to try one and liked it. To me it's like playing a full scale guitar with a capo at the third or fourth fret. It's a very fun and easy guitar to play once you adjust, fun because it's compact and fast, and easy because you have a lot less string tension to fight with. I hope you get one soon. I think you'll get real attached to it.
All I wanna do is rock!
Re: Crazy to get 325c64?
I don't own a 325, but I wanted to chime in about the 350's... man, they just look wrong. What's strange is that the Combo 850's are full scale and with a similar body shape and they look so, so right.
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Re: Crazy to get 325c64?
My sentiments exactly.egosheep wrote:I don't own a 325, but I wanted to chime in about the 350's... man, they just look wrong. What's strange is that the Combo 850's are full scale and with a similar body shape and they look so, so right.
All I wanna do is rock!
Re: Crazy to get 325c64?
Ouch!! At one point I owned 5 325s....I decided to go back to a 350, .
Horses for courses, to paraphrase Sir Martin, eh?
Seriously, they're fine guitars...my clumsy fingers just feel a bit more comfortable on a slightly extended scale.
Horses for courses, to paraphrase Sir Martin, eh?
Seriously, they're fine guitars...my clumsy fingers just feel a bit more comfortable on a slightly extended scale.
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