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Hi Lance, NOT trying to bait you or cause trouble REALLY, I love this place and REALLY don't want to rock the boat and find myself swimming.......

In your sticky you say acoustic only in here.........

really?

I appreciate that 95% of all the discussion is acoustic based, but I didn't realise that it was SOLELY acoustic......

There have been a few GREAT solid electrics, Hollow electrics and even, dare I say it, electro-acoustics on display since I joined.....

and guitars?

what about luthiers OTHER creations (even within acoustics?)

I was PLANNING a practice cello for my son......

OK, you don't like my mandonaughts.........

I can take a hint.......

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I'm pretty sure he didn't mean that literally...

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I'm guessing the same, but it's always better to know the house rules!!

this is his front room we're in, so better to know where we can't spit the baccy juice

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Ukeleles, Banjos, and Weissenborns have been featured on this forum......so why not cellos?
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[QUOTE=Hesh] Sam No swearing please......
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Hesh, you beat me to it!

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I think the forum rules are you can talk about anykind of instrument except banjo's and Hurdy Gurdies.

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What about derigidoos?


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Clarification -- stringed instruments.

Oh, and Im going to drop this thread in the off topics section.
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[QUOTE=LanceK] Clarification -- stringed instruments.

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So I guess derigidoos are in!  Instrument on the end of a string!
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a triangle?

does a bull roarer count as an instrument?

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