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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 438
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Natural or Sunburst Top?
When ordering a Gibson or Martin, AJ, J45, D28 etc if you have a choice, which way would you go if its even $ or a small upgrade charge? Personally I'm not crazy about burst jobs with too much black on the edges to the center. Martin Amberburst looks fantastic to me. Just curious to see what others tastes are.
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Tele-Holic
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Oklahoma City
Age: 54
Posts: 871
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I'm a purist. I like the old natural finish with a nice gloss. Just me tho.
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Tele-Holic
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I have always preferred a natural finish on acoustics myself but I have see (pictures) of Guilds in Ice-tea burst that I liked... Even on Electrics, I don't like bursts that go really dark on the edge... I still wanna see grain showing out there!
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Friend of Leo's
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If your talking Gibsons the only way to go is with a burst. The bursts, particularly those applied in the spray booths in the old Daylight Plant, were about as good as it ever got. Everything else - natural will do just fine.
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