Solid wood on the top is a big plus, and a solid back is supposed to aid the richness of a guitar's tone. Apparently solid wood for the guitar's sides makes less of a difference. Get a solid top guitar and move up from there if you have the budget.
apparement sa se refere plus aux acoustiques ... voila rien de plus pour l'instant
ou tout simplement ... ca foudrait dire que c'est pas de la daube ..
telle que : " elle a le dos rude"
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To sum up if you can't afford a real 50's Tele, and with prices starting at around $20,000 Australian dollars who can, but still want a good solid back to basics workhorse that plays as smooth as butter you really can't go past these guitars. I suppose the other bonus is that if you plonked down six grand for a Paul Reed Smith you would have a heart attack if it got a ding or scratch, but with these guitars you don't mind getting the odd ding and scratch because who's going to notice anyway.
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