Gibson Songwriter Standard EC Rosewood Antique Natural played by Cok van Vuuren | Demo @ TFOA
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Dutch guitarist (and guitar-fanatic) Cok van Vuuren stopped by our store to play our newest guitars. Here, he's playing the Gibson Songwriter Standard EC Rosewood Antique Natural. Enjoy!
Gear:
Gibson Songwriter Standard EC Rosewood Antique Natural: www.tfoa.eu/nl...
2x KM184 Spaced Pair
Zoom H4NPro
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Fantastic! Nice playing and great sound. Cheers!
AWESOME playing!
Great demo - thanks for this effort great sounding guitar - you make it sound a little smoother than some players - appreciate your touch.
Great guitar and great guitar player!
The pick guard looks different from the original thick spongy type that kept peeling off mine. Replaced a couple of times but they all lifted. That looks a flatter thinner one .
I am looking at trading a guitar for a 2007 model of this. My question is it has a darker head stock and the serial number on the back is only 7 digits. Possibly 8. SN 2707019 possibly a 1 before the 2 hard to tell. Is anyone familiar with this instrument enough to know if I have a legit Gibson that I am going to look at?
I just bought one today. I understand that the Gibson Songwriter has lacquer and not a polyurethane finish. I have read where people with this lacquer finish have tried to protect their Gibson guitar from scratches and dings with a peel-and-stick rubber pad, but a chemical reaction occurs and the pad ruins the guitar's lacquer finish. These pads work great, but only on polyurethane finishes leaving no damage. QUESTION: Does anyone know of a pad company that will not hurt the finish on a lacquer guitar?
try Maxi
Scratch, ding it, play it ,let it age. Beautiful instruments that only grow character the more they are played. The marks will tell story one day.
primo