I think that's just wishful thinking on your part. There are some incredible bargains to be found in the markets of Saigon.Дo I care about whether people at HC can buy them so cheaply? But if I'm up to my neck in anything, it's button-down Ralph Lauren Polo shirts that I buy at the Ben Thanh Market for about $5 each. (c.) now realize your more like that lawyer up to his neck in concrete, I'll add my bucket!

Nor do I have any axes to grind around HC. 9 Volt Junkie on Instagram: It looks like Junior took quite a beating. '(b.)then someone who was wronged and has an axe to grind. Les Paul Guitars, Used Guitars, Guitars For Sale, Gibson Guitars, Black Acoustic. He's the guy the Westerners all want to buy from. He's already got plenty of recognition anyway. But other than that, see (a), (b), В© above. If I can help do that, I'm happy about it. I wouldn't mind getting this particular luthier some more recognition. I'm happy as Hell that I've found some at an amazing price. But I'm not trying to save people money on anything. Warm up a bit before your guitar lesson or practice session by taking a tennis ball and squeezing it a few times. Use a tennis ball to make your fingers stronger. Try to keep yourself motivated without letting yourself get discouraged. Jackwr: 'Gee Marcellis, I used to think you were a (a.)nice guy trying to save folks some money on a nice guitar.' Make smaller, realistic short-term goals on your way towards your ideal skill level. If the answer is 'no' to all three, then that person's opinion is way down on my list of priorities. Then I care about what that person thinks. If the answer to any one of the above is 'yes'. Does this person have the legal authority to put me in jail or to damage my clients' interests? Is the person in all probability going to pay me a large amount of money any time soon? Is the person currently paying me large amounts of money? My rules about caring about what other folks' think have not changed for decades. I'm not qualified to speak for anyone else. Here's a PIC of my Dillion DJ-200 Sunburst. I just bought 3 different models of Alvarez acoustics as well and they, too, are outstanding values. If you get that from the big guys, it costs a lot extra and is only found on top end models! All this competition is incredible news for the player. Many lesser makers (for instance) use real BONE for nuts and saddles. There has been intense competition by all the underdog makers to secure a piece of the market for themselves, so they're literally trying to measure up to the standards of the big guns. My observation is: there has never been a better time to buy a really good guitar without spending a fortune. I'm no expert in that area, but I'd bet they're pretty good guitars. The Dillion slide guitar is the perfect lap steel for players who want high quality parts. Elvis had at least one and Emmy Lou has several.Дillion also has a line of electric guitars. They are well-made, are nicely detailed and are great players. If you're interested, Dillion has a number of popular vintage Gibson styles, all very reasonably priced. That's Tony at My experience dealing with Tony was great and he went out of his way for me by holding a guitar on my word for a few days until I had the bucks together to pay for it. I bought a SUNBURST, then decided I better get a BLOND model too. Contacted John Dillion and he told me he had made only a limited quantity of his DJ-200 (which, by the way, is actually a bit more like a J-185 Gibson MEDIUM Jumbo, my favorite size). Same price as the Epiphone too, but the player reviews all rated it as good as Gibson. Never heard of this maker, so researched it. Recently, I spotted what looked like a Gibson J-200, but it was a Dillion. Almost went for the Epiphone copy a time or two, but decided to wait. Have played a number of vintage editions and actually wanted to like them more than I did. I have wanted one of the Dillion LP Jr's he sells for a couple of years now.For about 25 years, I've wanted a Gibson J-200 Sunburst, but always felt they were beyond my reach in terms of what I wanted to spend. Unfortunately, the budget tightened up everytime I was about to pull the trigger. I have contacted him in the past and he's very helpful. I am sure you could ask him questions there. He also has a thread on here somewhere where he posts updates on what he's carrying. Here is a link right to the Dillion section. He's an active poster on this forum, so I can't imagine there would be an issue linking to his store. EG as far as set neck, LP jr copies go, I haven't seen one with better looks or better specs for the price. They are more a mid-price level guitar now than a budget model (mainly because budget guitars have dropped to insanely low prices), but based on the specs, they are a great value. My buddy has a model that is like a Jazzmaster but with P-90's and it's a fantastic guitar. The few I have played were really nice guitars.

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