The Taurus G2C comes to mind. I shot one a few months ago and it has good capacity, a manual safety and I think they are about $200 ish? For carry it’s a good size too but it kicked a lot more than my SigP365 which is a hefty little package. I think having a gun you feel comfortable with and can sho...

Thanks for all the info so far guy. Who would have thought a piece ( or 2 pieces ) of wood could be so complicated ;-) In regards to warmoth's processes specifically, i notice each neck is shown without frets installed. I am guessing that you place your order with your nut and fret selections and th...

Just happened to think that I don't see RedLesPaul here - did he possibly come in under a new name?

Did anyone also notice that the pictures are of two different guitars? Which one do I get? Yep, just posted above along the same lines. The product description is for a 3100 ("one piece mahogany set neck"). The listing title shows 3100MCC as well. However, the URL for the product show 320...

So it also appears that all the stock photos are actually of a 3200 while it’s listed as a 3100. Check the back photos.

That’s a very cool story and guitar to boot, having the lineage to go along with it is a big plus. And you never know on the collector value in the long run. They only made so many every year, right?

And if it plays good, looks good and feel good, who cares about collector value anyway, right?

You don’t see these often anymore. Decent price for a 3110 from that era too if you are into the style.

https://reverb.com/item/34466975-agile- ... union-jack

My one and only telecaster is a Fender American Special, which is not made anymore but was kind of the entry point into the american series. Overall I really like it, the look and feel and electronics/hardware all works just as it should. The one thing that i'm not 100% sold on is the neck. It's act...

Where I currently work ( which will only be until July 31 ) they give us a "floating" holiday when one of the official holidays falls on a Saturday or Sunday. You can then take 8 hours of PTO on another day of your choosing. In previous careers (Retail and Hospitality) there was no such th...

https://www.rondomusic.com/product10521.html

Looks like very minor cosmetic issues. $109 is a pretty good price. I don't remember seeing this color listed for sale new recently, must have been found in the back corner...

Here's a lefty B_stock LIquid in Red that appears to only have very minor cosmetic issues

https://www.rondomusic.com/product10521.html

No problems here either, it stays logged in for me on all my devices if i choose to do so.

Father also worked for Trane here in PA. for 30 years or so until they moved out. Scranton by chance? My dad had a chance to transfer there but did not want to move, in hindsight is was good for him as they closed that shop down. I grew up in La Crosse, WI which is the HQ and birthplace of Trane.

Is this another batch or the same one that came in last week with the 3100s? Looks like the same colors.

Here in northern wisco we get it all, from -20F stretches in the winter to high humidity/high 90's in the summer occasionally. I grew up in the 70's and AC was not nearly as common up here. My dad even worked for the Trane heating/AC company and we did not have air in our house until i was older, my...

Yep I would beware of this one because of the "fair" rating as @mighty_duck mentioned above...usually that rating is reserved for guitars with pretty legit issues (neck repair, very large dings, etc). From what I can see of the picture it might just be rated that way because the backs of ...

I was checking these out on Sweetwater today and they are out of stock there too, but i have to say that Epi has some pretty cool offerings this year, and I like the new headstock too. This yellow special is nice, so is the junior in the same category. The “modern” SG in green is pretty killer looki...

There are over 500 of his pedals currently for sale on reverb if he’s not answering the phone.

Don’t forget that shippjng is significantly cheaper on his Reverb shop too.

Amazing work, I stumbled across that the other night too.

So did someone else
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Man that is a beauty. Are you gonna grab it! The one thing that holds me back on all all of the older Al 3XXX guitars is the 1 5/8 nut. I know it's kind of silly but I prefer the 1 11/16 or wide 1 3/4 nut on the later ones. I don't currenly own any agiles ( or any Rondo guitars for that matter ) bu...

I saw that the other day. My initial thought was who has 2" thick shelves made of solid sapele just sitting around their house? The shaping of the top is something I would certainly lose my mind on somewhere along the way.

Here’s one you don’t see often. 3500 series was basically a 3xxx spec but with a full thickness cap ( no veneer ) for those unfamiliar. And they had a run with zebrawood instead of maple https://www.guitarcenter.com/Used/Agile/3500-Solid-Body-Electric-Guitar.gc Here’s the rondo spec https://www.rond...

Sweetwater is doing their "gearfest" online today and tomorrow as they aren't hosting a live even this year. Mostly during the day today and tomorrow, but looks like some pretty cool interviews and musicians. https://www.sweetwater.com/gearfest/events Billy Gibbons is the keynote later tod...

It's mine, and while it wasn't a big seller, for folks like me who rarely if ever go above the 12th fret, it's really nice! Oh yeah, it has a volute too! They called it an AL3000 Neck Thru. I think Kurt did a small run of 2 or 4, and after they took so long to sell, never did it again. But I'm sure...