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Thanks. About the same price since 2013. These cases were made in Canada at the time.

Since I don't live in the States, I wonder what they sell for new at the moment. I know know the Les Paul Studio no longer comes with the hard shell case, but years ago they did. Thanks GV

Nicely sung. Nice collection also.

Let me know if you can't see the list of 8 that I posted, if not I'll post something similar.

I posted something maybe you can see the old post. Had trouble signing in. I didn't copy it so I can't past it.

I guess according to their American site, they are all sold out. Japan Amazon got a limited ( 10 ) that I know of, or what was left. Since only one reply was made I guess an order of 10 was made. Anyway my new guitar will arrive by October 20th. https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/DJC-1000S-Electric-Telecaster-Beginners-Sunburst/dp/B0983SBNR6/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=donnerギター&qid=1634269180&sr=8-5

Thanks. The price range is low, but I know years ago 2 pugs were common, but earphones, not really. I'll check out the sites. The amp isn't for me, but I've been asked to find something for a beginner guitar player. Again, thank you. OK, I just checked out the site. Yes, the price is way too much for a beginner stage player. May even loose interest after a few tries at the guitar. One thing is nice though is the a very decent guitar now can be had for like 150 USD. Donner Guitars. There's a shortage now on Donner due to their popularity and shipping out of China slowdown though. Only a few are available on Amazon Japan now.

What do you guys recommend. Need something around 100 bucks. The 2 inputs and earphone input is a must. Would like to buy it on Amazon if possible. also, why is the print so small on the forum?

34000 yen, dang Sounds expensive to me. Used entry level bass guitars here at the pawnshop go for as little 50 bucks , about 5000 yen. But any thing classic really never gets put up on the rack, I think the shop ( nation wide " book off " shop put them on their website.

Nice.

I want. No more needs to be said.

Nice write-up Phil. Makes a person really want to head out to a Fender dealer and try one out. I wonder what the retail price is on it. You didn't mention it. Thanks for the write-up.

Kind of country, but more trendy of a new era of music in Nashville. Glad to see him going this way. Getting back to ones roots is the natural process of aging when getting up there in age.

When talent is discovered by the headhunter, then it's non stop from then on. Keeping a level on ones success is the other side of the coin of commercial talent.

That's pretty cool. Thanks.

Have you been to Tokyo, guitar street, you'd love it there.

Be interesting to see the new set-up on the forum. Hope to see some VERY cool smilies too.Thanks Dendy

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That was some fine playing.

That rocks, mos