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Particulalry like the loafers on the sofa. Originally Posted by guitarjunky There you go! for a more detailed view of each http://www.guitarjunky.ca

your'e gonna need to pretend then Lost my brain on Route 66. Originally Posted by missedmyexit If you have Sig turned off your wouldn't have scene it. If you didn't .. Well we can pretend you did

glad you know how to read, feel such a fool Originally Posted by missedmyexit I'm not a Tak expert either, I just cheated and looked at his Sig

what's the brownie acoustic on the right?

wish list Originally Posted by Master_Sambo My Taylor 810ce

and one very cool foot. Originally Posted by TheKrabsman Finally had some money on me, picked up a midpriced Taylor for my first acoustic, and I love it

love:love: Hi guys and gals, I usually post in EG but recently picked up this 70's (78?) Cortez J200 (Gibson SJ200 copy), and am trying to find as much info on this guitar line as I can. I've done a lot of internet searching and have come up with very limited resources other than the fact that this was the original line of Cort guitars and was started in Japan before being eventually moved to Korea in the 80's. I will say the build quality, playability, and tone are amazing and easily worth the $250 I gave for it. If others are out there that can put me on a path to finding info on this original line of guitars, I'd be most appreciative. I'm very intrigued as to how many other great offerings they produced and might still be out there. I have heard that they made a very close replica of a Martin D-28 back in the day. Anyway, I'd be very grateful for any help. Here's a few pics:

Pretty Originally Posted by rog951 Here's a pic of my wedding present. It's a Martin D42 K2 (Koa top, sides and back). Thanks sweetie!

Ibanez Salvador copy of Raffaelle Calace no.7