A Taylor GS mini in mahogany. Unfortunately, there was a ding on the back near the neck join, and am anxiously awaiting the exchange to be delivered next week. Also a very nice CrossBreed holster and 2 high qualty belts for my concealed carry 45.
Re: What was under YOUR tree this Christmas?
A Taylor GS mini in mahogany. Unfortunately, there was a ding on the back near the neck join, and am anxiously awaiting the exchange to be delivered next week. Also a very nice CrossBreed holster and 2 high qualty belts for my concealed carry 45.
Despite the high cost of living, it still remains popular...
Re: What was under YOUR tree this Christmas?
A pink flamingo made of blown glass.............and I'm not complaining.
Re: What was under YOUR tree this Christmas?
That is a nice case.Originally Posted by Jill McAuley
Here's photos of my MTO in the Price case mentioned above:
"It's comparable to playing a cheese slicer."
--M. Stillion
"Bargain instruments are no bargains if you can't play them"
--J. Garber
Re: What was under YOUR tree this Christmas?
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Re: What was under YOUR tree this Christmas?
I finally had Christmas today, and I got an Allen tailpiece, the last bit ill need for my Arches kit build. I also got three Snark tuners, so with the three D'Addarios I got on the Mandolin Store flash sale, I'll just about have a tuner in every instrument case I own. I've had a wish for that for a while.
I may even retire the Snark I have to whack with a fingernail to get it to work.
And Non mando related, a Leatherman multipurpose tool, maybe the most useful tool you can have in a pocket.
Silverangel A
Arches F style kit
1913 Gibson A-1
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