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Topic: Agok MK2. Opinions on this? |
Adam Tracksler
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Maine, USA
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Per Berner
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Skovde, Sweden
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Posted 3 May 2024 9:47 pm |
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If I were you, I would stay away from an obviously pretty old guitar (with a rather limited changer) from a manufacturer hardly anyone has ever heard of, especially since stretching your budget just a little bit would get you a modern guitar from a well-known, respected builder that is still in business and can provide spare parts and answers to your questions.
Last edited by Per Berner on 4 May 2024 4:40 am; edited 1 time in total |
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Stew Crookes
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Paris, France
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Posted 4 May 2024 3:42 am
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I would suggest avoiding anything like that guitar - you can still get a good, name brand steel (like MSA) at the top of your price range with available (secondhand) parts, and a community of people here who can help you solve problems that arise.
The only reason to buy an old, off-brand, low production guitar like that is if you like dealing with mechanical challenges more than you like playing music.
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Adam Tracksler
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Maine, USA
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Posted 4 May 2024 4:30 am
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| That was kind of what I was thinking. Under no allusions that this would compete with the Fessendens or Moyo I had.... |
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