=-> Quoting Garry Lawson to Martin Ridgley re: Re: Canadian Guitars:
 GL> Hehe I use my old Fender Acoustic alot (when my nephew ain't
 GL> borrowing it) it is the old model with the square head, not the
 GL> "peanut end":
   Mine is a 1984 model with the `peanut end' as you call it.  They're
 not all that great, but it seems that I found one of the better made
 ones and I've been quite with it as a tool for songwriting.
 GL> Takamine are a lovely instrument, excellent quality, but I found when
 GL> recording from it, it sounded a bit dull, I thought the sound would
 GL> have been brighter.
   Interesting.  My friend is quite happy, but if anything, he says he
 could stand a little more bottom end from his.  Hmmmm....  ;-)
 GL> I usually have a mike on a stand infront of my acoustic, but am still
 GL> looking at the acoustic pickups, like hard to choose from, but told
 GL> the musicshop owner, forget about drilling a hole in my guitar, so
 GL> checking out the clip on mikes.
   Having a mike there really restricts your movement though, doesn't
 it?  I think that whatever acoustic guitar I get next, I'll probably 
 have a good quality pick-up installed in it.   Just for the convenience 
 factor in live situations.  
 
     Martin
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