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For the money, Gitanes are hard to beat. I keep one for travel and gigs where I can't protect the guitar (outdoors in bright sunlight, etc.). Mine is a DG250-M, and while it can't hold a candle to my Dupont or my Favino, It is still an OK guitar, better than most Dell Artes and better than every Manouche guitar that I have played. I say if you can't afford a Dupont, Favino, Busato or Selmer...get a Gitane.
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Marc
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PS: I like the skinny neck profile. Different strokes and all that...