SD-12U Fulawka
- Bruce Blackburn
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SD-12U Fulawka
Beautiful Guitar 8 pedals 6 knees Blue in color like the Darling Birdseye Maple. I can e-mail pics but haven't been able to figure out how to post them yet $2900.00<font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by Bruce Blackburn on 21 December 2005 at 11:24 AM.]</p></FONT>
- Archie Nicol
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- Jan Jonsson
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Beautiful guitar indeed! Too bad I already have a blue Fulawka ...
-- Jan
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Sho-Bud Pro II Custom 8+6, Fulawka D-10 8+8, Fender Deluxe 8, Marrs/Fluger Cat-Can, Fender CS Nocaster
-- Jan
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Sho-Bud Pro II Custom 8+6, Fulawka D-10 8+8, Fender Deluxe 8, Marrs/Fluger Cat-Can, Fender CS Nocaster
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Fresh off a six week tour, again I reflect on the flawless performance of my Fulawka S-12 extended. Night after night, set-up and go. No tuning required, save for a MINIMAL tweak, and that was mostly during the first few gigs after putting a new set of strings on. Ed builds a fine instrument. Going on ten years, I've NEVER had a single problem with my ax. Between the Fulawka and my 35 watt Victoria, I haven't entertained any gear alterations for a long, long time. Plus, they look nice. I could go on and on.... Eddie's the Man!!
- Bruce Blackburn
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- Bruce Blackburn
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- Bruce Blackburn
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- Bruce Blackburn
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- Curt Langston
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Stephen, it is worth every penny. I believe it is the economy. People are holding on to their money. Sales are down all over. IMHO<font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by Curt Langston on 16 January 2006 at 03:07 PM.]</p></FONT><SMALL> personally, i'd love to hear some reasons why nobody seems interested in this fine guitar. </SMALL>
- Duncan Hodge
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Bruce that there is one beautiful sideways guitar you have there. I'd love to have it, or one of Stephen's for that matter, but it's a matter of too little money and too many steels.
Best of luck on the sale. I'm not sure why you would sell such a fantastic steel. I hope that it's not for reasons of bad fortune.
Duncan
Best of luck on the sale. I'm not sure why you would sell such a fantastic steel. I hope that it's not for reasons of bad fortune.
Duncan
- Bruce Blackburn
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Thanks, I agree it is a beautiful guitar and it plays like all of Eddies' guitars play. I too have the same problem you have. Too little money and too many guitars, and way too many tunings, especially for my tiny brain. I do not have any fear that this guitar will sell. It is a great instrument and the price is more than right. Timing is probably more the issue than anything, being right after the holidays. I appreciate your wishes of no bad furtune and none has come my way. I will tell you why I decided to sell it. I have owned it for right at 10 years and do not play it very often. It plays great, it sounds great, and I think an instrument of this quality should be in the hands of someone that will play it. It is way too good of a guitar to stay in the case for so long.
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- Bruce Blackburn
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- Bruce Blackburn
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- Gary Preston
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Hi Bruce . Thanks again for playing my Gospel Steel Guitar Jubilee ,you were great . We will do it again soon . This is a great looking guitar to say the least . You are right guitars like this need to be played often and be the number one guitar in someones life . Let her ride and it will seel soon . Best regards , Gary . <font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by Gary Preston on 06 February 2006 at 07:15 AM.]</p></FONT>