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Originally Posted by jmg257
Whew - glad I traded my A&L Roadhouse parlor towards something else last week (just not liking the tone).
I had just set it up and had to sand the saddle a bit - more then other guitars but didn't SEEM like it was anything crazy. Huh.
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Yeah, if I were to buy a new one I'd make sure the angle is good. There's a brand new Simon & Patrick Woodland Cedar nearby at a store I liked at a while ago while checking out guitars, it had not a great neck angle right off the hop, high action at 12th, the saddle could be sanded down but it was a particularly high saddle to begin with. The Seagull next to it, also brand new, has a good action and good saddle height. Again, some poor soul will end up with the S&P, hopefully it won't have issues too soon.