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  1. December 2nd, 2009, 11:03 AM #1
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    Default Attention Washburn Refugees!

    Any of you know this guy? Seems he has a couple of Washburns in his arsenal.
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    Yup, Jim is a regular poster over on the Washburn forum and a valued resource when it comes to identifying older Washburns.
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    Nice acoustic collection indeed!
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    I don't get it. You'd think a guy could be satisfied with just 2 or 3 guitars.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    I don't get it. You'd think a guy could be satisfied with just 2 or 3 guitars.
    It's an acoustic thing. Thankfully not an illness that if found in people that favor the electric.
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    represents less than 1/20th of his total collection.
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