kujozilla

hey guys, thanks for the feedback! now to answer a few questions: 1) I am not new to the world of acoustic, I've always been an acoustic and electric player. 2) My main acoustic guitars are a 1996 Taylor 815c and a 1990s Alvarez DY-52. IN BOTH CASES I feel like the bass notes are too dull or not crisp enough. This is why I was questioning whether or not I should just get a nut replacement, or if that would even change anything. I use size .13 strings on them, of any particular brand, so there is certainly room for experimentation there, and I would love to hear what has worked for you guys. thanks again!! Buy a Martin D28, and the bass notes will be more than enough.

Not worth $250 even with our current dollar value.

Around a grand.

How is it in HCEG all the threads try to go to {censored}?

Where are my pants?

Why not accordian instead?

Kurt Cobain & Johnny Ramone

Wow I've made a lot of bad deals with people but christ I have never scammed anyone. That is {censored}ing low as {censored} those guys should get penis shunts for this one.

b..bu......but.... How will I know if I'm doing it right? Never thought of that... I must be wrong... oh no...

Learn what you wanna learn. {censored} the peanut gallery.

You know you want a DOT http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160397437898&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT

800-1000 as stated

HAHAHAHA I Have a FG-435 my number is bigger!!!! HAHAHAHAHA

the first posts pics are exactly the same as mine only i have done some hot rodding

not sure if anyone looks at this thread anymore but nagoya guitars were made by the suzuki violin company and a lot of leads say that they are presidents for the takamine company:deadhorse: