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Vielle Reserve Brazilian #62
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New York City✭✭✭✭
Yes, the Creme de la Creme de la Creme.
This is the award winning Vielle Reserve Brazilian that originally sold for $7000 on gypsyguitars.com. I accquired it a year ago, but now I need money, so...
Anyway, it's probably the nicest guitar I've ever played. It's a little scuffed on the back, and there are some hairline fissures- where the neck meets the body, and also under one of the moustaches. Apparently this happens to a lot of Gypsy guitars when the weather changes. The sound remains un-affected. I need to sell it for $5000.
I don't have a digital camera, but here's me playing it:
Here are the photos that were on Jacques' website. There's also an article in which this guitar beat out the competition in a UK guitar mag:
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This is the award winning Vielle Reserve Brazilian that originally sold for $7000 on gypsyguitars.com. I accquired it a year ago, but now I need money, so...
Anyway, it's probably the nicest guitar I've ever played. It's a little scuffed on the back, and there are some hairline fissures- where the neck meets the body, and also under one of the moustaches. Apparently this happens to a lot of Gypsy guitars when the weather changes. The sound remains un-affected. I need to sell it for $5000.
I don't have a digital camera, but here's me playing it:
Here are the photos that were on Jacques' website. There's also an article in which this guitar beat out the competition in a UK guitar mag:
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