Williams vs Show Pro

Instruments, mechanical issues, copedents, techniques, etc.

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Stu Schulman
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Lucky Oceans plays a Williams.
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I'm now informed.
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Tom Wolverton
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One other very minor thing to consider is fit. My double neck Williams is a bit more compact of a guitar. I am 5’7” so it fits me really well. I love the knee levers. I also own a D-10 Pro-II ShoBud (which I assume is similar to a ShowPro) which feels a bit large to me. I know a lot of this can be adjusted and sized. It would be great if you could sit at each guitar and decide.
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