The Collings Forum

Thanks for the reply. I clicked around and found the attachment method. The pictures display in reverse order of the order I posted (I tried several times) . But i guess if there's any interest, folks will scroll around.
Be safe
Harmon

This is my dream guitar but I must sell as it's uncomfortable for my shoulders. This guitar is in excellent condition and all original except for a properly installed wooden strap button. It's sitka spruce over Indian rosewood. Action is low without buzzing. It plays as easy with mediums as my other...

I'm confused! I'm preparing my first For Sale post and can't seem to get pictures included. I have put the pictures in iCloud Photos and have a single link to all of them. I pasted the link into the correct areafor either the picture link or URL link. All I see is the link, no pictures when I previe...

I’m trying to determine the value of my 2013 Collings CJ 41. It’s a reddish sunburst, no tongue brace, flourish on the headstock, abalone around the top, and a fire stripe pick guard. It’s all original except for a strap button and in Excellent condition. I may be putting it on the market. I can’t s...

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I have a 000-2H with two repaired top cracks- center seam and an inch away towards the bass bout. I knowingly received the guitar this way. I'm wondering if or how much this may be affecting the sound. The guitar sounds fine to me but I have no point of reference. A local repair shop says the repair...

It was there before the nut and saddle.
thx

Humidity in the house is 45-49 % most days and I keep humidipacks in the sound hole and beneath the headstock. It seems to go from somewhat noticeable to very much on different days.

It just got a new bone saddle and nut, fresh strings, relief adjusted, etc.

My 000-2h has a wolf note on the open G string and also D string- fifth fret (also G). Iv'e searched and read many articles about how to deal with it. I've been putting a dot of poster putty on the top after moving my fingers around to touch and isolate the spot where the sound improves while playin...