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Scott Bresnick

 

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Post  Posted 15 Apr 2016 9:06 am    
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Just when you thought our inventory couldn't possibly improve, we've recieved a gorgeous 1997 Ryan Mission Grand Concert in impeccalble condition! Featuring the classic combination of Red Cedar and Indian Rosewood, this guitar combines the warmth of the former with the rich projection of the latter, making this an instrument equally at home for recording and playing in sessions. With a tight, focused tone that isn't muddied by excessive overtones, this GC comes across as a stellar instrument in the studio, where your fingerstyle arrangements can fill out the articulate middle registers. Later, when you're sitting down with your fiddle player friends to practice some tunes, this Ryan packs plenty of punch as a flatpicker for accompaniment in DADGAD. Having practiced, it's time to perform a set of Irish jigs--and that's when the L.R. Baggs Anthem pickup comes in to faithfully translate the Mission's acoustic tone into amplified territory. Honestly, there's not a situation that this guitar won't outshine the competition.

Cash Price: $5,995 - For more information please call the shop 828-658-9795 or click here: http://www.dreamguitars.com/detail/5122-ryan_mission_grand_concert_m03597w/









Cash Price: $5,995 - For more information please call the shop 828-658-9795 or click here: http://www.dreamguitars.com/detail/5122-ryan_mission_grand_concert_m03597w/
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