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YeYeehYo asked:


I want to buy my dad an Epiphone H-bird for his birthday that is coming up soon. He and I are new to guitars but I figure we can possibly get some father/son activity out of this. I bought myself an Ibanez RG1570 Prestige to learn.

Anyways, so I understand there’s the Gibson H-bird that goes for over $3500 and “blows the other out of the water” with its sound but is there a way to make the Epi. sound more like the Gibson?
I’ve read reviews on how people change up the saddle with a Gibson vintage bone, as well as the bridge, nuts, pins, and strings.

http://guitarsaddles.com/pricing.asp

This site has those parts I just mentioned.

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Rayanna B asked:


Is it a True Vintage or a Moder Classic?

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broadwaygrl47 asked:


I am in LOVE with this guitar:

http://www.music123.com/Gibson-Hummingbird-True-Vintage-Acoustic-Guitar-513690-i1174835.Music123?cm_mmc=$(channel)$-_-Gibson-_-Acoustic%20Guitars-_-Gibson%20Hummingbird%20True%20Vintage%20Acoustic%20Guitar&source=ZWFRWXX&mr:trackingCode=D7E7775D-EBC2-DD11-9B0F-0019B9C043EB&mr:referralID=NA

but I need to find one for cheaper if possible! All the cheaper ones I’m finding (more like 400 instead of 3,000) are lighter in color, don’t look vintage, and just not the same. Can anyone help me out?
–Mikaela
www.myspace.com/mikaelamusic

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broadwaygrl47 asked:


I am in LOVE with this guitar:

http://www.music123.com/Gibson-Hummingbird-True-Vintage-Acoustic-Guitar-513690-i1174835.Music123?cm_mmc=$(channel)$-_-Gibson-_-Acoustic%20Guitars-_-Gibson%20Hummingbird%20True%20Vintage%20Acoustic%20Guitar&source=ZWFRWXX&mr:trackingCode=D7E7775D-EBC2-DD11-9B0F-0019B9C043EB&mr:referralID=NA

but I need to find one for cheaper if possible! All the cheaper ones I’m finding (more like 400 instead of 3,000) are lighter in color, don’t look vintage, and just not the same. Can anyone help me out?
–Mikaela
www.myspace.com/mikaelamusic

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