[7 Dying Trees]

Originally Posted by metalfiend666

Wow, with the price on that I really wish a had a box of them in my cupboard!

I know! i looked at the auction and it's way past anything I'd be able to bid on it! I think someone's a very happy ebay seller at the moment

[Ibanez_fanboy]

for some reason i dont get your sarcasm 7dt?

[Ibanez_fanboy]

damn i wish someone would bid on that thing, i dont even want it ! im losing money, but i dont need it.... looks like im gonna hvae to go with the photos at church option

[Flesh-EatingMonkey]

(Classic guitar. Natural gloss finish, spruce top, Agathis back & sides, Nato neck, chrome plated m/heads, Maple fingerboard with Basswood bridge and multiple binding. Steel reinforced neck)

I'm probably the biggest classical dude here, but I wouldn't even let a student play this guitar. Sorry to say this, but as far as classical guitars go: mass production (laminate top & sides, steel reinforced neck) = crap. The least expensive classical I've ever thought sounded good was a Cordoba 75R. Went for $700-$1000 a few years ago. Decent tone requires at least a solid top (cedar or spruce), and solid Rosewood back & sides. Amazing tone requires a hand-made guitar by someone who knows what they are doing. Jean-Baptiste Castelluccia makes killer guitars under the name of Giambattista in Paris. However, they cost $2100 USD and up. (That's freakin' cheap for a hand made concert quality classical).

You really should have put this in the "Music-Related For Sale / Wanted" forum.

[Ibanez_fanboy]

Originally Posted by Flesh-EatingMonkey

(Classic guitar. Natural gloss finish, spruce top, Agathis back & sides, Nato neck, chrome plated m/heads, Maple fingerboard with Basswood bridge and multiple binding. Steel reinforced neck)

I'm probably the biggest classical dude here, but I wouldn't even let a student play this guitar. Sorry to say this, but as far as classical guitars go: mass production (laminate top & sides, steel reinforced neck) = crap. The least expensive classical I've ever thought sounded good was a Cordoba 75R. Went for $700-$1000 a few years ago. Decent tone requires at least a solid top (cedar or spruce), and solid Rosewood back & sides. Amazing tone requires a hand-made guitar by someone who knows what they are doing. Jean-Baptiste Castelluccia makes killer guitars under the name of Giambattista in Paris. However, they cost $2100 USD and up. (That's freakin' cheap for a hand made concert quality classical).

You really should have put this in the "Music-Related For Sale / Wanted" forum.

so....... its really really not good? no wonder im selling it

[Drew]

Originally Posted by Flesh-EatingMonkey

You really should have put this in the "Music-Related For Sale / Wanted" forum.

Yes, he should.

*flexes*

*unflexes*

There we go.

Um, for the sake of appearances, you might want to stick in a "asking price" or buy it now or something... You know, per forum rules.

[Ibanez_fanboy]

Originally Posted by Drew

Yes, he should.

*flexes*

*unflexes*

There we go.

Um, for the sake of appearances, you might want to stick in a "asking price" or buy it now or something... You know, per forum rules.

ummmmm... come again?
i have this place put it on there for me, so i dont have to deal with shipping and stuff. works ace!..... so really if anyone wants to buy this, [to smash it] pm me... and i shall do you a deal

[Mark. A]

Originally Posted by Scott

For shame. Advertising your auctions like this. You should be ashamed of yourself!

























































http://cgi.ebay.com/Fernandes-7-stri...QQcmdZViewItem

Everytime I see that I laugh

[Ibanez_fanboy]

YES YES YES!!!!!! SOLD SOLD SOLD yay yay yay

[Drew]

Originally Posted by Ibanez_fanboy

ummmmm... come again?
i have this place put it on there for me, so i dont have to deal with shipping and stuff. works ace!..... so really if anyone wants to buy this, [to smash it] pm me... and i shall do you a deal

for future reference:

Originally Posted by Marketplace / Buying & Selling

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