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    I've always liked Parker guitars. They look kind of funny but they are very comfortable to play. The US models are very well made and my friend just bought a P-44 that seems like a great value.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hubberjub
    I've always liked Parker guitars. They look kind of funny but they are very comfortable to play. The US models are very well made and my friend just bought a P-44 that seems like a great value.
    I feel the same way about the looks.

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    I like the idea of Parker guitars, but have never played one. I like to see companies moving guitar technology along instead of just building clones of 50 year old designs. I was considering getting a Tele-type axe, but would like to try the P36 as an alternative.

    With my budget I could only consider their budget models and I know they don't include the exotic materials.

    Some players I admire such as Adrian Belew and Vernon Reid seem to like them.

    I really ought to find some I can try out. I'm not sure the local guitar shops carry them.
    Guitars: Gordon Smith GS2 electric, Dean Performer E acoustic
    Amps: Roland Cube 80x, Peavey Backstage 110
    Other: Korg Pandora 2, Zoom H4

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