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I have a Squier D100 that I started learning on. It was given to my fiancé by a previous boyfriend. Actually, he gave her another guitar, got mad and smashed that one, then replaced it with this one.
I got the girl and the guitar!
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How about this old Silvertone? Bought it off Ebay for $50 - not much more than it sold for back in the 60s. I learned on an almost umplayable one of these but this one plays pretty easily. It must be the only example that does.
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How about a mandolin? Got this for peanuts and it's the instrument I have owned for the longest time.
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My immaculate and unplayed FG750S cost me £200-including a Hiscox case
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Great score right there!
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I had this shipped to a FOB in Khost province, east Afghanistan, near the Pakistan border, for $99. I can't imagine who made money - built in China, shipped to the U.S., then shipped to Afghanistan for $99. And it was the best guitar on the FOB.
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And it survived! When I was there, years ago, I only saw one on our FOB (besides the USO tour). Hadn't occurred to me to bring mine (only had one at the time) or to buy one shipped over, but there was this one owned by a guy in my company HQ who kept it in the office. I played the snot out of that thing whenever I had duty or was just swinging through the office.
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Paid $50 in a used music store for this Razor clone of a Strat. I gig with it all the time.
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Could it be that maybe your skills have made an identical guitar sound better now. That goes along with my comment in the thread "When is a beginner Guitar not a beginner guitar" My comment was, "When you are no longer a beginner" This may apply in your case. I find it hard to imagine that a company could stay in business as long as Kay and others did, if they made unplayable instruments. I think in the matter of guitars, "YOU can polish a turd". Dan |
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My deployment baby. |
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I saw an M20 on ebay recently for ~$600 starting bid and thought "Wow! What a steal!"
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Yes, he did; there was a thread on the complete restoring he did of this guitar. Looks great!
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