did unca' matt make any washburns? 79 falcon on c-list

it sho' iz got dat moku vibe on it, eh?


http://neworleans.craigslist.org/msg/2057467927.html

I believe that Matsumoku did make Washburn's

PS I can't understand most of your posts. You are either indigenous American or you are pure takin' the piss!!

Graham

Sometimes he forgets himself and writes perfectly understandable posts, so my call is that there's a certain amount of piss-taking going on here!!

" the rrrrrain, in sppppain, stays mainly in the ppplllain!


my first job, while in high school, was as a busboy in a dinner theatre..........they were performing "MY FAIR LADY"...................i saw it twice a day for 4 months.............i have since been fascinated by linguistics and phonetic spelling.........."whuuht-uuhp, y'all!?"

color....colour....color.....colour........."d' wird's lawst awl meeneeng..."

Yeah!!

Got it it figured now. You are a piss taker of the first degree!!

LOL!!

I take my hat of to you. It must take a fair degree of effort to write in your style than it would be to do it straight.

PS Corsair - You are really struggling to toe that fine path dictated by political correctness. One mention of Indigenous American and you post a reply. Is this the same man who excelled in lavatorial humour a few weeks ago?

Love you both!!

Graham

What... me stoop to scatological humour??!!

All poop aside,the axe is Yamaki.

Oh dear lord. So many beautiful guitars around lately...and no dough.

Y'all dun poopin?

I'm with Racing - this would have been made by Yamaki. There's been some discussion on the Washburn forum over whether the Washburn HB35 was made by Matsumoku, seems that the jury is still out on that one. The high-end Hawk models were made at the Yamaki factory.

Whatever, still a stunning guitar (y'all listening Santa ?)