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Great communication. A pleasure to do business with. RECOMMENDED!
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Great communication. A pleasure to do business with.
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Good buyer, prompt payment, valued customer, highly recommended.
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Would be happy to have back as a return customer A+
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Thank you for an easy, pleasant transaction. Excellent buyer. A++++++.

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Dunlop Blues Bottle Heavy Wall Slide No. 274 - Small (Blues Bott Slide, Hvy, S)

Jun 14, 2016

Great slide

Great slide perfect weight for medium gauge with a 14.

Pro LED Magnifier Glass Optivisor Eye Loupe Watchmaker Jewelry Repair Head Visor

Dec 14, 2017

Essential

Essential for fine detail work. Great deal.

Royall Trifonium All Mahogany Tricone Resonator with Case

Aug 30, 2017

One of the best wood tricone guitars

I own 2 of these now. 1 Republic maple body and 1 Royall mahogany body tricone. They both come out of the same factory. After playing the maple for three months I knew I had to have another. I sold my National Delphi to fund a couple more. The Royall definitely has better appointments IE diamond inlays, headstock overlay, and nicer looking badge. Otherwise the same guitar. I find the mahogany to be a bit louder with a little more bass, but less note clarity. The mahogany is the first Tricone I feel really pulls open d off. Most don't have enough kick in the bass (well my Nrp baritone does). I've played many a National m1 tricone, and truly prefer these. They are constructed with a metal pan versus the wood pan in a National, and I think it just adds a growl that's missing from the m1. I actually prefer the narrower frets on these I think it produces a more concise note. The neck is 1mm skinnier at the 12th fret, which I find more comfortable especially with bar chords. Check out WesleyD and the Junkyard Dogs on soundcloud for samples of the maple tricone. Amazing grace and forest are played on it.

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