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Photo on AGF welcome page?
What kind of guitar is pictured in that beautiful black and white photo on the AGF welcome page?
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Martin CS-00-18 (2015) Martin OM-28V (2011) Northfield Model M mandolin |
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My guess would be an Olson.
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Here's the same guitar -- in colour...
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Bourgeois, Collings, R Taylor, Santa Cruz |
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Wow. That's amazing. Thanks for the additional photos.
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Mau (JoeCharter) was being too humble to say this, but that's his guitar:
http://www.acousticguitarforum.com/f...d.php?t=239218 http://www.acousticguitarforum.com/f...d.php?t=301462 And I'll be less than humble and say I was the first to suggest this be done http://www.acousticguitarforum.com/f...d.php?t=301452 Last edited by Guest 213; 10-17-2014 at 11:07 AM. |
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Doh! Can't believe I did that. Sorry, fixed.
Noticed yesterday that my dentist's office has my name listed as "John." I have been unsuccessful as of yet in getting out of paying the bill on that basis |
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In Chinese, Mao's name is pronounced differently and is not the same name at all. For a lot of people in my situation, the spelling of our names was entirely made up when we moved to the western world. My grandfather, who spoke French fluently, even changed the spelling of his last name back in the 1940s -- decades before we were forced to leave by the local nationalists. "Lao" was entirely made up. There's nobody else in that country by that name. |
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I have a friend from Argentina named Apolo. He got quite bent out of shape a couple times in the past when I accidentally wrote "Apollo." |
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To me it's a matter of respect. People can misspell whatever they want, they should not misspell other people's names. That being said, I still prefer "Mao" over other random names... |
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If someone is constantly misspelling someone's name, then I agree it becomes disrespectful. |
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That being said, I've never called you "John", so the score is 1-0. Some of my very smart and literate friends keep mentioning Olsen (sic) guitars. The man's name has got five letters... Sigh... |