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    Default Ribbekke Halfling

    Gotta love that sweet Art Deco look:



    http://www.ribbecke.com/halfling/gui...lingguitar.htm
    I pick a moon dog.

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    Looks like a piece of art......I'd be afraid to play it :

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    Quote Originally Posted by Guitar Gal
    Looks like a piece of art......
    it is....bet it plays nice.... :

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    It's beautiful Tot. If it sounds half as good as it looks, I'd never put it down.
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    Gorgeous... There is a "Thinline" (ES335 style) model on the site that starts at $10,000.00 Wow. Just wow.

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    I don't know, it doesn't really do anything for me. I like a couple of the others, but not this one.

    As for prices, well I think that my opinion is obvious.:
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    I really like the look. I don't like the price .

    I'm glad that someone is making this kind of guitar.
    I pick a moon dog.

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    I'm not saying it's a bad guitar, but I am just very traditional in my taste in guitars. I've never been a fan of Art Deco, so maybe that's why it doesn't appeal to me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by just strum
    I'm not saying it's a bad guitar, but I am just very traditional in my taste in guitars. I've never been a fan of Art Deco, so maybe that's why it doesn't appeal to me.
    Me, I like crazy wacko combinations of weird forgotten designs, classic lines, & futuristic freakouts.

    As long as there is some real musical character to the whole shebang.

    I love art deco, we need more art deco .
    I pick a moon dog.

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    Nice !, with a coffee cup holder no less.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ted s
    Nice !, with a coffee cup holder no less.
    The next model will have a videoscreen on the back for the kiddies .
    I pick a moon dog.

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