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Neck shape is also a thing. All but one of my Guitars is 1.75 nut with. But some are just easier on my hands than others. My McPherson is absolutely perfect for me and it’s my forever guitar just for that reason. It’s a smaller diameter neck built around a carbon fibre blank. Finding the right guitar takes time, work, and energy. Get rid of guitars that don’t work if you’re not going to be happy playing them. |
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Originally Posted By BTccw: Neck shape is also a thing. All but one of my Guitars is 1.75 nut with. But some are just easier on my hands than others. My McPherson is absolutely perfect for me and it’s my forever guitar just for that reason. It’s a smaller diameter neck built around a carbon fibre blank. Finding the right guitar takes time, work, and energy. Get rid of guitars that don’t work if you’re not going to be happy playing them. McPhersons have great neck carve. And seems like perfect action. I've owned a few and all of them play the same. |
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Originally Posted By BTccw: Neck shape is also a thing. All but one of my Guitars is 1.75 nut with. But some are just easier on my hands than others. My McPherson is absolutely perfect for me and it's my forever guitar just for that reason. It's a smaller diameter neck built around a carbon fibre blank. Finding the right guitar takes time, work, and energy. Get rid of guitars that don't work if you're not going to be happy playing them. |
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Originally Posted By Mach: What is the best way to get rid of them? Sell them. Assuming they are valuable enough to make the effort. If they are really nice there is an online site called Reverb.com. Not clear to me what cut reverb takes so need to look into it. We have a musical instruments section in the EE here. Couple other sites like thegearpage.com for electrics and acousticguitar.com forum. I think you9need a membership to list. And of course facebook marketplace. |
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Originally Posted By jimmybcool: Sell them. Assuming they are valuable enough to make the effort. If they are really nice there is an online site called Reverb.com. Not clear to me what cut reverb takes so need to look into it. We have a musical instruments section in the EE here. Couple other sites like thegearpage.com for electrics and acousticguitar.com forum. I think you9need a membership to list. And of course facebook marketplace. I’ll check but Reverb is about 8% I’ve had nothing but spectacular experiences with Reverb. That said the used guitar market is soft and saturated right now. I have two on there now… but they will sit for months. Acoustic guitar forum is good-can be spectacular but yes you do need to be a member. Believe it or not… EBay is still a thing and there are some really nice guitars listed there for decent prices…. Oh wait we’re talking SELLING guitars. Carry on. 
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