[astratslinger]

Finally broke down and bought an acoustic/electric gittar...an Art & Lutherie by Godin. Nice playin' gittar, but being used to my Strat my fingers are a little sore from playin' it so much.

[GotDeeBlues]

Nice, get the action lowered a bit, maybe throw on some light gauge strings, and enjoy!.

[allthumbs]

Purdy and it colour co ordinates with your truck. Bonus!

[DalRon]

Aren't they just great guitars? I bought a folk model about three weeks ago and just love the sound, feel and smell of it.

A&L Folk Series

I'm used to an electric as well and you're right about the finger pain in switching to an acoustic. I'm going to put some lighter gauge strings on it but I hope it doesn't affect the sound too much.

[eddiez152]

Nice

[knight46]

Cool...congrats.

[Stratrat]

Congrats - she's a beauty! I've always heard great things about A&L's.

[astratslinger]

Thanks for commenting on her, folks.

Yeah, I think they're pretty sweet boxes. A varnish finish, kinda like a violin's finish. Hand crafted in Canada, they say. Integrated set neck, Tusq nut, compensated GraphTech saddle, arched (raised) rosette... the top is Spruce on mine. I was figgerin' on spending a lot more. No better that I can play, this'll be plenty acoustic enough for me. Until the next GAS attack, anyway.