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BTW, out where I live a lot of the folks really like the farming stuff. Since about 75% of my congregation makes its living by farming. But, like you, I really like all the bluegrass and country stuff (reply) BTW, out where I live a lot of the folks really like the farming stuff. Since about 75% of my congregation makes its living by farming. But, like you, I really like all the bluegrass and country stuff they have on it. Makes me wish I had started ... |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/05/10 07:46 PM |
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Re: Seeing more Blueridge on Bluegrass TV shows (reply) cibby53 wrote:I have seen a Blueridge cutaway being played by the main guitar player on a country songwriters show where a group a song writers jam and talk about songs they have written.I probably saw the same show on RFDTV. The show's name was Larry's ... |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/05/10 06:28 PM |
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Re: Seeing more Blueridge on Bluegrass TV shows (reply) This is not a plug for Direct TV but because of the small town I live in our cable rates went threw the roof so I found many people in our small town were going to Direct or Dish TV. Well it was 1/2 the price of our cable. If any members have this type ... |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/05/10 06:18 PM |
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and... (reply) I find that very encouraging. It lets me know that despite some quality control issues, Blueridge makes a good guitar. If it is being used by professional musicians (or skilled layman - poor use of the term there), then it is a testament to brand ... |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/05/10 11:45 AM |
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Re: Seeing more Blueridge on Bluegrass TV shows (reply) Wow! Blueridge has made quite an impact. Proud to still own 2. |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/05/10 08:44 AM |
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Re: Seeing more Blueridge on Bluegrass TV shows (reply) It certainly speaks highly for Blueridge guitars and bluegrass. |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/05/10 07:57 AM |
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Re: Seeing more Blueridge on Bluegrass TV shows (reply) Well that's cool. :) |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/05/10 05:10 AM |
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Re: BR-40 vs BR-140 (reply) Welcome aboard, BJM7777. You need to take a BR40 for a test drive. I'm also an all-solid wood guy, but the Blueridge 40 series are something special. Dave |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/05/10 03:12 AM |
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Re: Chinese Guilt (reply) These days all of my personal choices are made in light of the reality of having very limited available financial resources. Thanks for some unwise choices that I've made in the past, coupled with a continuing down-turn in the economy, and the continuing ... |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/04/10 09:20 PM |
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Re: Seeing more Blueridge on Bluegrass TV shows (reply) That's funny, I was just reading in the summer issue of Fretboard Journal about Huss & Dalton guitars. Jeff Huss was explaining how hard it is for them to crack the bluegrass market and says "They're all either Martin or Blueridge these days." ... |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/04/10 08:03 PM |
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Re: Chinese Guilt (reply) Champagne taste on a beer budget - I would love a Martin, like the D-18 CFM IV 1955, but I can only afford the Blueridge or Recording King stuff. I suppose we should "buy local" but sometimes it's just too expensive..... |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/04/10 07:05 PM |
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Seeing more Blueridge on Bluegrass TV shows (topic) On my new satellite dish I've found some good bluegrass shows I never got on cable. One channel called RFDTV there are some good bluegrass music shows and some good down home country picking programs to. It's been a real treat to find these shows. Being a ... |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/04/10 06:43 PM |
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Re: Any Blueridge players use coated strings? (reply) Sometime I'll have to try the Elixir nano's in phors. bronze(mediums)...I'm getting adjusted pretty quick to the SP Lifespan medium 80/20's really like the feel of them I can play longer than with the uncoated SP's without fatigue to my fingers. I put a ... |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/04/10 06:31 PM |
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BR-140 (reply) Bought my BR-140 about 16 or 17 months ago and play it lots. Sounds warm and full but can get a bit muddy if the strings get a little old. I prefer Earthwood light gauge. Have not compared the BR-140 to a D-18, which is a kind of holy grail for me, but ... |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/04/10 04:04 PM |
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Re: Pickguard Facepalm (reply) I've tried without success to repair the insertion of smilies and other emoticons at the bottom of the posting window. If you put your cursor where you want the emoticon and then click on the single smiley on the toolbar above the posting window, you'll ... |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/04/10 01:37 PM |
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Re: Any Blueridge players use coated strings? (reply) I use the Elixir Nano's BR-160 Love um. |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/04/10 12:26 PM |
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Re: Pickguard Facepalm (reply) So how DO you use the smiley feature on this board? I clicked on the smilies button and then the good old dancing banana, and the bare URL was inserted. I previewed the message, and it became an underlined hyperlink. Not very useful. So I cut the URL and ... |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/04/10 11:56 AM |
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Pickguard Facepalm (topic) After 1.5 years of ownership, I finally discovered and removed the plastic film covering the pickguard on my BR-163. Looks and sounds shinier now! " alt="image"> |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/04/10 11:50 AM |
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Re: Br-361 Neck Reset (reply) UPDATE: My guitar is in San Francisco and it looks like there going to be doing the repair there as well. The Music Emporium in Lexington Ma has been great so far and right on top of things, so that's been good. Saga promised them the turn around shouldn ... |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/04/10 09:47 AM |
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Re: Now That's More Like It (BR 140A redux) (reply) Scottish Thistledown wrote: Did you ever get the Eastman dread Dave?No, Lynn. After the PSRD10 deal with Bryan I'm flatter than the poop from a tall ox. |
Blueridge Guitars | 09/04/10 07:37 AM |
