Doc Sausage
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I would say most of us who have spent a goodly amount on a modern guitar, would concur that many of them or fine instruments. I wonder how people like, Joe Bonamassa, will accept the notion that vintage is great, but so is new? ESPECIALLY, coming from, Norm?
Or...is there a place for both? And more importantly, does the price disparity keep both camps happy? After all, it did say, "almost!"
Will say, will the timeless virtues of PRS and Taylor be spoken about within the same club as Gibson and Martin, in some future forum somewhere?
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Or...is there a place for both? And more importantly, does the price disparity keep both camps happy? After all, it did say, "almost!"
Will say, will the timeless virtues of PRS and Taylor be spoken about within the same club as Gibson and Martin, in some future forum somewhere?

“They’re now making some of the best guitars they’ve made in 50 or 60 years”: Norman's Rare Guitars owner thinks modern guitars are almost as good as vintage ones
“A lot of the cars they built in the late Sixties and Seventies have become trash heaps, but there guitars have stood the test of time.”

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