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My old band opened for them in the late 90s. They're better than washed up hair bands.

Actually, I'd say the band spends a majority of their time practicing, creating and mastering their craft. On top of that, 9 out of 10 bands also take time to market their shows via social networking, online advertising and promotion and good old fashioned fliers. So is it too much to ask for the ve...

Isn't the bands "end of the legwork" showing up and entertaining, not selling tickets?

Wanna sell it outright ???

Hey Kayla, a "bellied" top could be a sign of a loose brace on the inside. Take a mirror and a light and check it out.

Definitely repairable. The bridge needs to be heated off, then the glue needs cleaned off of both the top of the guitar and the bottom of the bridge. After that, reglue the bridge, being sure the placement is precise as not to screw up the scale or intonation. Whatever you do , DO NOT use gorilla gl...

It saddens me that a thread about someone whose technology 99% of us use every day has "yet again" turned into a political pissing battle. R.I.P Mr. Jobs

I'm a luthier in Johnstown. I have a shop in the artworks building in Cambria City. PM me if you're interested.

Having a thin bodied acoustic and it sounding good is kinda a contradiction. If you like your current acoustic, I would recommend having someone give it a good setup. That could make a world of difference.

I am a luthier and have a shop in Johnstown. You can check out my Facebook page or website for examples. I do re-frets.

Giuffreguitars.com or just do a search on Facebook.

Thanks

I would think it would be hard to have an all ages AND BYOB. After the booze is inside, who's gonna control who drinks it. That will come back on the venue's liability. That's a tough sell. Good luck.

She played in Johnstown 2 years ago at the music festival. Her live show is amazing.

2007 Fender Bassman 150 amp. Practically brand new. It has only been out of my house twice. Great bass amp or acoustic guitar amp. $250

http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/prod ... sku=423939

This has a solid top which is nice for a $200 instrument. Epiphone's usually come set up fairly nice. This would be my pick for an inexpensive player

Yes, shoot me a PM and I'll get it for you.

Marc Prave in Curwensville is the best around

Marc Prave in Curwensville PA is the best luthier around.

I have one for sale

I play upright in an Americana band out of Johnstown called The Whiskey River Panhandlers. We do stuff like Hank Sr., Cash, Old Elvis, Buck Owens, and lots of original stuff. Come check us out sometime. Check out our page for shows. We are in the studio right now so we're not playing as much as over...

Yawn...

Agreed. Great flick!!

any guess on how much it would cost to get fixed? i'm guessing 150- 200, plus time and fuel to run to curwensville Not sure on the cost. I definitely don't want to quote for someone else. I have seen his repair on a neck-through bass that was literally splintered into several pieces. That fix also ...

Definitely could be fixed. If fixed right, there will be no worries on the integrity of it. The glue joint will be stronger than the wood. I would take it to Marc Prave in Curwensville. He's the best luthier around.