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The first one is a 1938 Gibson L-O that I have always dreamed of finding that special vintage acoustic that has the greatest sound of all. I love to play it ..has super tone and volume x braced and all. Next is by far the best sounding Fender acoustic I have played. It is a 1979 model and sounds better every year. Fender did not make good sounding acoustics..but this one is an exception.I grant it ...it is not a Martin ..but just close. Last is my Ibanez AR 700 which I picked over a Les Paul when I purchased it new in 2000. I thought it had a better sustain and when doing solo it out does the Les Paul in my books. Oh..by the way..I went to a Molly Hatchet concert and sent it back stage with a friend to get one signature on it from Dave Hlubeck who is the original member..got it back and everyone in the band signed it. I have been playing rock, country, and bluegrass for 33 years and still learning.
GuitarsDuring the past 20 years, baby boomers looking to reclaim their lost, garag…