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Iron · 10-25-2005, 05:35 PM

Some of the Guitar picken patrons on this site seemed to have some interest in this idea of a pickers post or topic or whatever you want to call it.I thought "StringTalk" would work. PickersPost don't sound to bad either.Take yer pick and pick away...

Cathy,
You mentioned about a 12-string on the horizon.If any dealers in Your area handle Godin/Seagull guitars,check them out if You get time.If You are not concerned about glitter and shine,the S-12(+) is a great choice for a 12-string if You don't want to spend a million.Great sound for Gord songs,easy on the fingers,and fairly easy on the wallet,compared to some of the higher end choices.The S12+ that I got from a local dealer had a slight ding on the front,got it for almost 1/2 price.The electronics leave a lot to be desired,but other than that,I could'nt be happier.This model is made with cherry wood with a dull finish like on the D-15 mahogony.They are made up in Gordland too!!Just thought I would pass it along...

10-25-2005, 05:35 PM	#1
Iron Senior Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Central, Pa. U.S. Posts: 354	Some of the Guitar picken patrons on this site seemed to have some interest in this idea of a pickers post or topic or whatever you want to call it.I thought "StringTalk" would work. PickersPost don't sound to bad either.Take yer pick and pick away... Cathy, You mentioned about a 12-string on the horizon.If any dealers in Your area handle Godin/Seagull guitars,check them out if You get time.If You are not concerned about glitter and shine,the S-12(+) is a great choice for a 12-string if You don't want to spend a million.Great sound for Gord songs,easy on the fingers,and fairly easy on the wallet,compared to some of the higher end choices.The S12+ that I got from a local dealer had a slight ding on the front,got it for almost 1/2 price.The electronics leave a lot to be desired,but other than that,I could'nt be happier.This model is made with cherry wood with a dull finish like on the D-15 mahogony.They are made up in Gordland too!!Just thought I would pass it along... __________________ Brian W.