psesinkclee
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Hey all.
I've got myself a full sized Washburn on its way (coming today or tomorrow!) and I'm looking out for a smaller one mainly for travel and as a guitar I won't worry about getting some nice dings on.
Washburn has a vintage series now with Parlor guitar models. The lowest end one is all laminate (Trembesi back and sides with a Spruce top) and runs around 450$ with a nice hard case. I've always been impressed with Washburn's quality even on the instruments made overseas (been playing around on my Dad's dreadnought from the 70s from Chicago for a while that is a beauty).
http://cgi.ebay.com/Washburn-R314K-Parlour-Guitar-Aged-Top_W0QQitemZ300373290690QQcmdZViewItemQQptZGuitar?hash=item45efa4aec2#ht_8868wt_1167
Just wondering if anyone has any experience with this guitar as I haven't seen it in any guitar shops around me. Also if anyone has suggestions of parlor guitars in the 'up to 450' price range that might be better.
I've got myself a full sized Washburn on its way (coming today or tomorrow!) and I'm looking out for a smaller one mainly for travel and as a guitar I won't worry about getting some nice dings on.
Washburn has a vintage series now with Parlor guitar models. The lowest end one is all laminate (Trembesi back and sides with a Spruce top) and runs around 450$ with a nice hard case. I've always been impressed with Washburn's quality even on the instruments made overseas (been playing around on my Dad's dreadnought from the 70s from Chicago for a while that is a beauty).
http://cgi.ebay.com/Washburn-R314K-Parlour-Guitar-Aged-Top_W0QQitemZ300373290690QQcmdZViewItemQQptZGuitar?hash=item45efa4aec2#ht_8868wt_1167
Just wondering if anyone has any experience with this guitar as I haven't seen it in any guitar shops around me. Also if anyone has suggestions of parlor guitars in the 'up to 450' price range that might be better.