Antney
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So after two weeks of humidification I brings the J45 back to my guitar guy. He takes it outta the case, looks him over real good, makes a few noises and let's out a few "ahahas", glancing over his readers at me a few times. Then he slides it back in the case, takes off his readers and says..."guitars, cars, and women...sometimes there comes a point when it ain't worth sinkin any more money into em"
So I'll polish the frets, adjust the trussrod, shave the bridge and saddle, cleat the cracks, glue the binding, put on some new elixirs and appreciate whatever the wood box will give up. Clearly it knows a lot of stories, it just won't give em up as easily as other guitars will.
So I'll polish the frets, adjust the trussrod, shave the bridge and saddle, cleat the cracks, glue the binding, put on some new elixirs and appreciate whatever the wood box will give up. Clearly it knows a lot of stories, it just won't give em up as easily as other guitars will.