The Collings Forum

Count me in too. I own a Collings D2H in Rosewood and a Martin D-18V in Mahogany. Love them both because they are different.

Welcome. Thanks for posting the pictures. That is a beautiful guitar. I'm certain that you will enjoy making music with it for years to come.

I can highly recommend getting your baby to your best local guy to get the set up checked and a good thorough cleaning. Collings uses a fairly soft metal for the frets so having them checked is also a great idea. Mine needed to have the Cowboy Frets dressed. While there they should also attend to th...

If you're already concerned with the potential future resale value of the guitar you're probably not sold on it. Indeed your description talks about " not bad".

Hi Chris. Congratulations on the new guitar.

If you decide to install the pick guard later your dealer should be willing and able to assist you. He or someone he knows probably has experience at it.

What a wonderful choice. My son says that cover bands have 2 choices. Be a "jukebox" and strive to play every note exactly like the original or work to make the song their own. IMHO you guys do the best of both. I can always hear the original song but somehow you make it even better. Can't...

What a wonderful looking guitar. Enjoy playing it.

woodenuff wrote: ↑Sun May 30, 2021 8:05 pm It just got a new bone saddle and nut, fresh strings, relief adjusted, etc.

Did the problem perchance begin after this work?

As always LLB is spot on. I've always enjoyed the instrumentation on this song and you guys nailed it.

I'm glad that you enjoyed listening to them and thanks for taking time to post your message.

NC has opened music and other entertainment venues so hopefully we can go back to live Tosco Music Parties.

Bob