Unofficial Taylor Guitar Forum - UTGF
Welcome to the Unofficial Taylor Guitar Forum! => Welcome to the UTGF! Please introduce Yourself! => Topic started by: Duff on December 04, 2017, 01:48:03 PM
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Greetings Earthlings!
Just found this site and looking forward to exploring and maybe have something useful or interesting to contribute. I was in a band in the day playing around Ontario for years, and then stopped playing for 35 years or so.
Recently started playing at home again and collecting electric guitars I wanted as a kid.
My only acoustic was a 1971 Yamaha FG-180 red label I bought new, (they call it the poor mans D-28) the action was not that comfortable to play so I upped my game a little.
Proud owner of a Taylor 314-ce now and have not put it down. I played Martins and a few others in the price range but kept coming back to the Taylor.
I am going to sit at the back of the class for a while and see what I can learn.
Thanks for the admit.
Cheers
DuFf
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Welcome to the forum DuFf. You pick out a fine first Taylor.
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Welcome DuFf!
Nice looking axe you have there! Enjoy your stay with us - lots of nice people and good info...
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Welcome Duff, glad you're here. Nice looking Taylor!
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Hello Duff,
I think there are a lot of us who stopped playing for 30+ years and got back on the train again. The resonating sounds of the Taylor guitar help ease the aching hands when I actually take the time to listen and enjoy it.
Have not heard Canuck in a very long time. My wife and I lived about 45 minutes South of Montreal back in the mid 70's and they said Canuck every day. That's about the time I learned that they speak English in Ontario. Who knew. We only got tv from Poland Spring,Me and they signed off at 11:00pm
Welcome and keep the music coming