The Collings Forum

understand. "but, it's organic, man..." ~ Michael Hornick, Shanti Guitars ca 2000

terrific that you have an instrument that you hate to part with even for a day! very cool.

If you want it done right, and collings will do it right... That's the only place i'd send mine.

SOLD: This case is Absolute Mint condition. $1800 shipped to the contintental USA.   Never left my music room.  Kept it when i sold my 14-fret Collings 03 last summer. Hardware, vinyl, interior  as new. (I have owned also the Collings 12-fret version, which is identical in dimensions and fit to the ...

SOLD: $1500 shipped to the continental US. I want to call this unequivocal-Mint, as are the other-model Collings Traditional cases I have, but since i bought it with a used (although mint) OM3, i won't. Virtually pristine as shown in the photos: hardware, vinyl, interior. Thank you.

the cases are fantastic. beyond fantastic. "a frame" deserved by the fabulous machines that bill collings made. although i have only one collings now, a d-45 that sits in one of the prototype cases bill himself made, i have mint cj, 0, Fmando, and D cases, as well as an almost-mint (i'm ca...

larrivee's truss rod wrench (you might describe it as "offset") is the easiest one i've found. the one you would use is their item T2. i think the reason that the one collings sells (simple "L") is so hard to seat (at full string tension) is, if you can't seat it, you can't over ...

well, i see what the OP is talking about, at least with that sample size. that said, at least in my experience, it's tough to get accurate digital pictures of bursts in general. the default software on most cameras, especially if taking in-camera-processed Jpegs, tends to over-saturate (because that...

thanks, Frank!

i had the same question... searched the web. nothin. including the Collings site. it's curious to me that the Collings site doesn't get updated, guitar-wise.

SOLD on another forum.