>>>>>Perhaps if you were on the "do not play list", your visa would have been no good.
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>>>>>>Geez, I bought another guitar yesterday. I shouldn't have, but it hass such good sound that me and Mr. VISA had a quick conference and the deal was done. :)
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>>>>Perhaps :) - I only have six guitars now :O
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>>>2 more and you will have caught up to me. What king did you buy?
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>>It's one of the Yamaha FG750S - Very nice bright tone to it.
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>>What do you have?
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>1 Gibson Les Paul
>1. Fender Stratocastrers
>1. Fender Telecaster
>1. Fender Precision Bass
>1. Norman 6 string
>1. Normal 12 string
>1. Martin d-28
>1. Gibson J-45 Acoustic
>
>Update: And one more treasure I forgot (how could I), a Fender MusicMaster 1959. Looks like a stratocaster, but "mini" (short neck), one pick up as oppose to 3. I think it was a Fender bundle they sold back then with an amp for young musicians with small hands. Anyways it plays like a Strat, sounds like a Strat, but quite a bit shorter (no 24th fret).

Most of my inventory
Yamaha,
Strat
Gretch single cut away 2008 125th anniversary unit
Yamaha electric (Particle board body (YUK!)
Gibson - I raised the bridge so I could use a slide on it
Univox flat top
6 violins
Organ
Synthesizer
Apex mic
Yamaha Drum Kit
Also Cubase 4 essential
I played a precision bass in a band about 40 years ago, but they are both long gone along with my Gretsch country gentleman. :(
All things considered, you're the winner of this comparison. Those a nice guitars you have.