I’m actually not exactly sure that it’s a Showcase model because the model space on the label was stamped with “DEMO.” Obviously, my friend’s uncle got this for cheap.
#Godin guitar serial number lookup serial number#
I found a serial number lookup and found that it was constructed in 1994. When I got home after my gig, I set out to do a bit of research on the guitar. The neck was PERFECT! Totally straight, and even with 15+-year-old strings, the sound was amazing! I wish it had electronics because I would’ve tried to gig with it last night. I took it out, gave it a relative tuning and started playing some chords and picking notes. This guitar totally caught my eye when I opened the hard shell case. Always good to have a classical guitar around just in case… As for the Simon & Patrick, well, that’s what this article is about. It’s by no means an expensive guitar, but it does sound pretty nice. The Tamura, well, I’m not too sure about. But I think a thorough setup will set it right. I’m probably going to keep all three.Īs to the guitars inherited, here they are: She was going to give them to Goodwill, but my friend stopped her and said that she should give them to me because if I don’t keep them, I will find a home for them. Her mother had been hanging onto them for nostalgia, but recently decided to give them away.
He passed away in 2002, and they had been sitting in storage since then. The story behind them is that they were her uncle’s guitars. A very close friend gave this and two other guitars – which I’ll talk about in later articles – to me yesterday. In any case, I didn’t pay a cent for this guitar. But a rather big part of it has been due to a lack of funds.
Wow! It has been a LONG time since I announced an NGD! (New Guitar Day) Part of it has been due to the fact that since I found my sound, I haven’t been that compelled to get any new guitars.
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