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They all sound amazing especially for the price so this vote will help out alot with my decision as they are all around the same price.
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Pat
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Posted 16 June 2004 - 02:25 PM
hahaha Im goin with the Normans no matter what ahah and i know u guys dont know alot about them so there websites here if you guys could check it out
They all sound amazing especially for the price so this vote will help out alot with my decision as they are all around the same price.
Thanks
Pat
They all sound amazing especially for the price so this vote will help out alot with my decision as they are all around the same price.
Thanks
Pat
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Posted 16 June 2004 - 02:36 PM
Umm not many people own these so all it will be is reading and deciding what they like...I would suggest trying to find reviews for them...of course the website won't say " this model uses cheap wood, and plays like crap...and this one doesn't".
This is too new of a brand to know if they are good or not...not to mention that is like the entire product line.
A simpler pole would be:
Is Norman a good brand...then people who have owned them could tell you...
T^roy
*sick of stupid poles*
*Edit*
The website looks nice, but they don't really say much about the guitars...
This is too new of a brand to know if they are good or not...not to mention that is like the entire product line.
A simpler pole would be:
Is Norman a good brand...then people who have owned them could tell you...
T^roy
*sick of stupid poles*
*Edit*
The website looks nice, but they don't really say much about the guitars...
This post has been edited by wannalearn01: 16 June 2004 - 02:40 PM
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murpay
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Posted 16 June 2004 - 02:44 PM
QUOTE (wannalearn01 @ Jun 16 2004, 02:36 PM)
Umm not many people own these so all it will be is reading and deciding what they like...I would suggest trying to find reviews for them...of course the website won't say " this model uses cheap wood, and plays like crap...and this one doesn't".
This is too new of a brand to know if they are good or not...not to mention that is like the entire product line.
A simpler pole would be:
Is Norman a good brand...then people who have owned them could tell you...
T^roy
*sick of stupid poles*
*Edit*
The website looks nice, but they don't really say much about the guitars...
This is too new of a brand to know if they are good or not...not to mention that is like the entire product line.
A simpler pole would be:
Is Norman a good brand...then people who have owned them could tell you...
T^roy
*sick of stupid poles*
*Edit*
The website looks nice, but they don't really say much about the guitars...
ahah yea but like no one has even heard of them
Ive played these guitars and they rule
I just need some advice based on the wood they are made of er summin
I already have one im leanin towards but im not sure
ne ways Norman is a branch off of Godin if uve heard of them
Pat
*sick of stupid people*
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Posted 16 June 2004 - 03:02 PM
QUOTE (murpay @ Jun 16 2004, 02:44 PM)
QUOTE (wannalearn01 @ Jun 16 2004, 02:36 PM)
Umm not many people own these so all it will be is reading and deciding what they like...I would suggest trying to find reviews for them...of course the website won't say " this model uses cheap wood, and plays like crap...and this one doesn't".
This is too new of a brand to know if they are good or not...not to mention that is like the entire product line.
A simpler pole would be:
Is Norman a good brand...then people who have owned them could tell you...
T^roy
*sick of stupid poles*
*Edit*
The website looks nice, but they don't really say much about the guitars...
This is too new of a brand to know if they are good or not...not to mention that is like the entire product line.
A simpler pole would be:
Is Norman a good brand...then people who have owned them could tell you...
T^roy
*sick of stupid poles*
*Edit*
The website looks nice, but they don't really say much about the guitars...
ahah yea but like no one has even heard of them
Ive played these guitars and they rule
I just need some advice based on the wood they are made of er summin
I already have one im leanin towards but im not sure
ne ways Norman is a branch off of Godin if uve heard of them
Pat
*sick of stupid people*
Cool then you know more about them than 99% of the people here...
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Pat
*sick of stupid people*
*sick of stupid people*
Me too....me too.
T^roy
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There is a fine line between insanity and genius and I think i crossed it...but what side I am on is still unclear.
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Posted 16 June 2004 - 03:31 PM
Based on knowing very little about the guitar (although I played a used one once for a minute or two but don't know what model it was for sure), out of those you narrowed it down to I'd probably go with the B-20 High Gloss. I don't especially like cutaways on an acoustic so I'd choose no c'way. I like guitars with a shiny finish, I'm not into the tree-hugging "natural" look much either! 
I know spruce and I don't know cedar, so it sounds like it might have more "punch" to it with spruce. (No cutaway adds more volume too). If I planned to gig with it in the near future I'd probably get the electronics (I prefer double-mics but it's a pain sometimes). Anyway, that's my two cents worth (Canadian)!
I know spruce and I don't know cedar, so it sounds like it might have more "punch" to it with spruce. (No cutaway adds more volume too). If I planned to gig with it in the near future I'd probably get the electronics (I prefer double-mics but it's a pain sometimes). Anyway, that's my two cents worth (Canadian)!
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never-was-plugged-in-to-begin-with.
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When the roll is called up yonder he'll be there
never-was-plugged-in-to-begin-with.
John Jackson -My Teacher and My Old Friend
When the roll is called up yonder he'll be there
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Posted 17 June 2004 - 11:20 AM
QUOTE (evileye @ Jun 16 2004, 04:56 PM)
QUOTE (dadfad @ Jun 16 2004, 08:31 PM)
Anyway, that's my two cents worth (Canadian)!
What's wrong with canada, Eeeeeeeeeeehy?
ahahha th only thing wrong with canada is that our money is worth nothing ahahha compared to the US ne ways but we r catchin!!! ahahah
nobody really says eh either....well maybe in like Ontario er summin....but down here in N.S. no one says it but maybe I should start eh?
ne ways thanks still hard decision to make
Pat
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