Thread: The New Beautiful Blonde in my Life

Lately I've had some lovely caresses from this beautiful, shapely blonde. We're making great music together!

Anyone else love fine guitars?

Wow! what a beauty! What brand is it? is it custom? i don't own a fine guitar myself but i consider a guitar like that a work of art. nothing more beautiful than some figured wood put together by a craftsman with such precision and skill.

I do solo and duo gigs and am starting to use an arch top with floating pickup a lot. Mine is an Eastman.

this is my work horse

Eastman is another excellent brand where high quality and function go with reasonable costs. I almost got an Eastman when I stumbled onto a good deal with the Peerless.

Originally Posted by Kmcmichael

I do solo and duo gigs and am starting to use an arch top with floating pickup a lot. Mine is an Eastman.

Very nice, thank you for sharing. I find that when my guitar looks amazing, I just want to play it more. This would fit that bill!

The guitar is a Peerless Monarch and is truly a lovely instrument, and surprisingly affordable, for the quality of the instrument.

Originally Posted by tintin

Wow! what a beauty! What brand is it? is it custom? i don't own a fine guitar myself but i consider a guitar like that a work of art. nothing more beautiful than some figured wood put together by a craftsman with such precision and skill.

Originally Posted by tintin

Wow! what a beauty! What brand is it? is it custom? i don't own a fine guitar myself but i consider a guitar like that a work of art. nothing more beautiful than some figured wood put together by a craftsman with such precision and skill.

The guitar is a Peerless Monarch. It's part of a new breed of arch tops. Fine instruments, but made in what you might call a very carefully managed factory context. Not hand made, but probably hand inspected and set up. Peerless is the factory in Korea that made the Epiphone "Elite" line of guitars, known for their high quality. This guitar has a solid spruce top and maple back, but they were formed, not carved, so you have the value of solid wood but not the cost of hand-carving. I can tell you sounds really nice, both acoustically and amplified.

Originally Posted by LawsonStone

Anyone else love fine guitars?

Also love the guitar, they were fascinated by its beauty both appearance and sound. But I'm very bad play guitar.

I tried to learn the guitar years ago but only ended up putting my fingers where they didn't belong and the resulting sound would burn your ears. I finally learned I was only good at hitting or beating on things, thus I ended up playing drums.............

Love to hear a guitar played correctly and with true meaning and passion........heaven to the ears!