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As requested, Hello!. I am living in Victoria BC. I am 61. Have played 12 string for 40 years. Got a resonater Johnson last year and it changed my whole view of things! I have always wanted to fingerpick more but the 12 string is tough!. Looking to get a sixstring Taylor GS next month. I really like this site and the clear, simple to get instructions. Most impressive. Thanks. Jonathan

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