Well... only for a short while.  My son and I swapped out guitars for a few weeks.  He's playing my Avalon now and I have his J-10.  It's a nice change of pace.  I plan on using the J-10 this weekend at church.  It has a beautiful rich, full tone.  You don't have to strum the Avalon hard to get loud volume and basically strumming harder doesn't buy you a lot.  With the J-10, you can really vary the volume levels a lot, by how hard you strum.  It's great for really agressive strumming.

Have fun with it Bing.
Since the J-10 is a "strum monster", be sure to incorperate some Townsend like windmills for a little extra effect. :)
-josh

QuoteHave fun with it Bing.
Since the J-10 is a "strum monster", be sure to incorperate some Townsend like windmills for a little extra effect. :)
-josh

I dunno about that...  the popping in my shoulder might distract from the music.   :lol:  

dude we can be j-10 buddies

TRAITOR!
it's ok, just tell him to be careful with it so you can still sell it to me,
Rafe

Quotedude we can be j-10 buddies

For a couple of weeks anyway.  I stated several times that this was a temporary swap.  He loves his J-10, so he wouldn't want to trade it anyway.  He named it "Cadillac" and signed up on this forum with the same name.

QuoteTRAITOR!
it's ok, just tell him to be careful with it so you can still sell it to me,
Rafe

I have removable clear pickgaurds.  I told him if anyone else plays it, to be sure to use the PGs (he doesn't need one, with his playing style).  BTW, the Avalon's still not for sale.    :P