take a look at this collection.....
http://www.insightsconsulting.biz/Instrume...ts/musicoll.htm (http://www.insightsconsulting.biz/Instruments/musicoll.htm)
And not one blackwood in the bunch. :huh:
I better get crackin to catch up 30 and growin B)
QuoteAnd not one blackwood in the bunch. :huh:
He's selling them all to buy a couple of Blackwoods at inflated collector prices.
Don
QuoteAnd not one blackwood in the bunch. :huh:
What kind of a "collection" is that? :ph34r:
QuoteQuoteAnd not one blackwood in the bunch. :huh:
He's selling them all to buy a couple of Blackwoods at inflated collector prices.
Don
Ahh, smart collector! :)
I have more guitars than I need, but not as many as I want.
E. Shoaf
QuoteI have more guitars than I need, but not as many as I want.
E. Shoaf
Could not have said it better!
QuoteQuoteAnd not one blackwood in the bunch. :huh:
He's selling them all to buy a couple of Blackwoods at inflated collector prices.
Don
I don't want to interject seriousness into this discussion. But in a recent discussion about blackwood on another forum, an Australian stated that the trees are considered weeds in some areas. If thats true, then there is no long term shortage of the wood. Its just a matter of importing it and letting it age a bit.
That's what makes Blackwood guitars so rare... have you ever tried to make a guitar out of weeds? :huh: