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Arrowsmit - Posted - 01/21/2009: 16:32:05
Can anyone give comparison on construction, sound, playability etc between these two?
thnx,
Vic
The more I learn about playing this crazy thing the more I realize how very little I know about it...
Preston Thompson - Posted - 01/21/2009: 17:07:32
Vic........your ear would have to make that determination. But my ear took the MA6 between the two. I think you have to look at the way Mike plays and sort of figure his way is how it should be played. The E is no slouch, but my ear liked the 6.
pt
Play it again, Sam. Over, and over, and over:
oldredneck57 - Posted - 01/22/2009: 15:53:47
My tin ear would also go with the MA6. Howard are they made of the same stuff?
"The choice was all his but the truth was and is. The cross in the middle should have been mine. "
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SGB - Posted - 01/22/2009: 16:06:17
The MA6 is a birch ply construction. The E is solid maple with a maple top or it comes in mahogany.
Steve
9 out of the 10 voices inside my head are telling me to go home and clean my guns.
harperk31794 - Posted - 01/22/2009: 20:05:17
I played them both side by side for about 1-1/2 hours and chose the MA-6 but they are very close.
I tried them out at Andy's Guitars in Tallahassee, FL. They are great, let me play all I wanted and didn't push me, then made a great deal. They sell all sorts of guitars and they had several brands of Resonators as well.
Ken
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