pmougis

All, I have had (now) three Angelica acoustic guitars. The first was an inexpensive 6 string acoustic (purchased from Sam Ash the mid to late 1970s). has an interesting neck configuration (with neck bolting straight into the body of the guitar. the Action has been perfect from day one and remains so 30 years later. My second Angelica is a blond 12 string with a Jumbo body and beautiful ornamentation on fretboard and pickguard. I have had this one since late 1970s and it sounds as beautiful as it looks. I never made the connection between my Angelica 12 string and the Gibson J-200 until recently, when I have been looking at buying a Gibson J-200... Quite accidentally, I looked up Angelica 6 strings on the internet and found an amazing Angelica 6 string also from the 1970s which is almost the sister to my 12 string. in addition to the beautiful blond wood and inlaid fretboard and fancy pickguard, the end of the fretboard has the fancy scroll end (like the J-200 and L-5 Gibson have). Summarizing, Angelica made some wonderful acoustic guitars which Sam Ash sold in the 1970s and I have enjoyed my first two for years and this most recent acquisition (purchased through Reberb.com) looking forward to years of enjoyment going forward..