Guitardon
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Hello everyone, I rarely buy aged guitars and I am curious to know if Tom Murphy aging is still considered desirable. I know there's a lot of new people out there aging guitars. And I just made a deal for a 2016 Murphy aged TH. Years ago Murphy aging was all the rave but I know times of changed. So in your opinion does Murphy aging still add to the value of the guitar, or are people turned off by his techniques and more impressed by the new guys out there. It is a lightly aged guitar which is my preference, I don't like overly done aging, it doesn't matter at this point since I've bought the guitar. But I just want the forums opinion on Murphy aging. Does it add to the value of the guitar. Thank you and have a glass of wine on me for your answers, of course I'm not gonna pay for it ha ha :salude
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