Traded Away: Watch for the NGD post by a fellow forum member...

[Zissou Intern]

I can't believe I am selling this guitar. I guess the "death do us part" pledge I took when I first opened the case was really only a 6 month commitment. As I told her this morning, "It's not you. It's me." She agreed that it is me, and wants to move on to a better musician any way. 

Gibson J35 "1939 Reissue": Built in a custom run for Fuller's guitars in 2011
-Adirondack spruce top and bracing over mahogany
-hot hide glue construction on bracing and neck joint
-1.77” nut width with C shaped neck profile
-2 3/16” string spacing, 24.75” scale length
-no cracks or issues
-luthier set up in July
-Deluxe TKL Gibson case

Happy to send more pictures.

This guitar is the first one featured in this Fuller's video.

[Pura Vida]

Wow!  That's a great guitar.  And although I thought that was your keeper, you recently said that the BR-240A would be the one you'd hold onto.  Good luck with the sale!

[Zissou Intern]

My Collings dread is my lifetime guitar. I'll never sell the BR because I couldn't replace it for what I have into it, and it plays like buttah! Sadly, this beastly Gibson needs to find a new home.

[ThemisSal]

I played DuluthDan’s and was smitten.

If I were in a better place we would talk. Best of luck.

[DukeS]

That is really outstanding. And considering what a new j-45 costs, someone will get a custom Gibson at a good price.
Good luck
Duke

[Zissou Intern]

I played DuluthDan’s and was smitten.

If I were in a better place we would talk. Best of luck.

Sal, this one belonged to "Magic Twanger". He sold off all his guitars last spring. These Fuller's are beyond the standard Gibsons. It sounds as good as the Kopp's I have played.

[eastmanschool]

I can't believe I am selling this guitar. I guess the "death do us part" pledge I took when I first opened the case was really only a 6 month commitment. As I told her this morning, "It's not you. It's me." She agreed that it is me, and wants to move on to a better musician any way. 

Gibson J35 "1939 Reissue": Built in a custom run for Fuller's guitars in 2011
-Adirondack spruce top and bracing over mahogany
-hot hide glue construction on bracing and neck joint
-1.77” nut width with C shaped neck profile
-2 3/16” string spacing, 24.75” scale length
-no cracks or issues
-luthier set up in July
-Deluxe TKL Gibson case

$2500 including shipping and PayPal. Happy to send more pictures.

This guitar is the first one featured in this Fuller's video.

Coincidentally, I revisited that video the other day and came away thinking - good mics are really important! I've never played a Fuller's Gibson, but have been fortunate enough to lay hands on many other Gibson custom models, not to mention great standards too, and they ALL sounded worlds better! And these Fuller's are a cut above. So we're left to imagine just how great this J-35 is. Knowing our Keith, it's fabulous. And I don't think he'd let it go unless some other pretty thing turned his head (am I hinting at tales out of school here; what's the policy on that?).

The long and short of it is, I hope somebody buys it before I do something stupid.

[TomC]

Boy is it a small tight knit EGF community. How many EGF members does this ad on AGF for an E10OM-TC touch?

https://www.acousticguitarforum.com/foru...p?t=560081

[eastmanschool]

Boy is it a small tight knit EGF community. How many EGF members does this ad on AGF for an E10OM-TC touch?

https://www.acousticguitarforum.com/foru...p?t=560081

I'd like it to touch at least one more.

Where are my manners? Two more.

[Pura Vida]

Tom C --- spoiler alert:  upsidedown = EMS  

When he gets a little lower, I might have to take a drive into the Bay Area.  


(Edit: unless your point went over my head, and you're connecting all the dots with your post.  I'm multi-tasking at work, so this is definitely possible!)