Washburn Hollobody J 600
I'm onwner of a washburn J600, and my guitar has a very high action and it is very difficult and hard to play on it, getting a very dry sound, when tryng to low action adjusting the brigde down strings...
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Welcome to the forum. Sounds like you need a pro set up. Possibly you have some high, uneven frets. Pretty hard to tell w/o pictures. Even with pics might be tough to figure out. Likely you sill...
View ArticleOld "The Washburn" guitar model unknown
I have a guitar that has been in my family for quite a long time. I'm unsure of its age or make. Their is a serial number on both the paper label and the mounting block for the neck of A-23710. I...
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Can you post any other photos showing the full front view of the guitar ? MarkD
View ArticleRe: Old "The Washburn" guitar model unknown
Well the label is from between 1906 to 1915 serial number is around 1910 and that nut should not be there if you can post more pictures of the whole guitar and check for numbers on the headstock might...
View ArticleSomeone can say me something about the washburn chicago kv-30?
Hi, sorry for my english, I'm from spain. I'm going to buy this second-hand guitar (Washburn Chicago KV 30) but I don't find nothing about it, I don't know what price pay for the guitar.Thanks.
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hello musiquea,welcome to the Washburn forum... can you link a picture to the Washburn Chicago series guitar.... i don't know of Washburn using 'KV' in the Chicago line, they use 'KC' if i am not...
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It's most likely a KC40V. The V suffix is used I believe to signify a tremolo model. Around $100 or so seems to be the price...
View ArticleRe: Please help me with WASHBURN TELE
Get Some pictures up, photobucket is a decent site. It's impossible to identify without them.
View ArticleF 36 SW
I have an old F 36 SW guitar that I'm trying to find more information on. There isn't much online. Anyone know anything? Here is a link to the...
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clayuto; Very neat guitar (first F size of this model I've seen)....I'm guessing early on in production that the "Prairie Song Custom Auditorium" (F size) was simply stamped F-36SW...like yours is....
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Here's a portion of a 1978 Washburn price guide....The Prairie Song Custom series featured the "Arrowhead" inlay fret markers. I've added some information to the margins of the price...
View ArticleRe: Someone can say me something about the washburn chicago kv-30?
hello musiquea,welcome to the Washburn forum... can you link a picture to the Washburn Chicago series guitar.... i don't know of Washburn using 'KV' in the Chicago line, they use 'KC' if i am not...
View ArticleRe: Someone can say me something about the washburn chicago kv-30?
It's most likely a KC40V. The V suffix is used I believe to signify a tremolo model. Around $100 or so seems to be the price...
View ArticleWashburn Falcon 1981 Finish
Hi, I'm looking for a suitable stand for my Washburn and am thinking of this as I've long enjoyed my acoustic version of it: http://www.thomann.de/intl/km_17581_heli_schwarz.htmSince it's rubber...
View Article1982 D32S
My second vintage Washie...a 1982 D32SN OHSC. Searched Hi-N-Lo and finally came around to this one. Nice punchy tone with an emphasis in the mid-tones. Not too much bass overtone, but it's there due...
View ArticleRe: 89 D28 S/N First Post and First Washburn
Well, when I last posted i was about to look over a D32S. Unfortunately I didn't get it, but I did get a bit obsessed over the tonewood combination. My search eventually led to this 1982 D32S w/OHSC...
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