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[HANASHIR:16624] Re: Guitars



Dina-

i have a a 410ce, i've had it for several years and it's a great 
guitar, i too songlead at camp in the summer and 3 times a week at a 
religious school, in addition i do hillel services, and write some 
stuff on the side, it's a beautiful sounding guitar, however on the top 
end of your price range i think, but i would totally recommend it.

Beau Shapiro

On Jan 14, 2004, at 11:31 AM, Dina Rachel Herbert wrote:

> Hi Havanashira list,
>
> I am currently a junior in college deciding on a new guitar to buy.  I
> songlead at Crane Lake Camp over the summers, teach Hebrew School 
> (music)
> and songlead about 2-3 times a month for services at Hillel.  I am 
> looking
> into buying a new guitar--I'm outgrowing the washburn D10 I have now.  
> My
> price range is between $1000-$1500, but on the lower end of that.
>
> I've gone to a few stores and have different opinions.  One guy said a
> Taylor is the way to go, another said Martins are better, especially 
> for
> folk music (which I guess is what I play most of), as opposed to 
> Taylors
> which are better for "rock."
>
> What do you all suggest I get?  What are better for songleading?  I 
> found
> an excellent Martin (the DXC1E) and an excellent Taylor (I think 410CE)
> and some other similar ones.  Does anyone have better pros and cons?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dina Herbert
>
> Dina Herbert
> Student, The Joint Program At List College of the Jewish Theological
> Seminary and Columbia University (whew!)
> drh2002 (at) columbia(dot)edu
> AIM: moocow022
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