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Probably time to set fire to it.
I do need to find an electric with the same neck profile - I love it.
They were comparing similar costing acoustics from different manufacturers and came to the conclusion that say, a Seagull or Faith at £500 - £700 is a better value guitar than you would get from Martin or Taylor at that price point - if you can ignore the name on the headstock.
You are more likely to get better woods, appointments, electronics and they are all most likely to be made in China.
I'll see if I can find the article.
Possibly, but that doesn't necessarily translate into better tone.
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Although, I really dislike the stratabond necks on the cheaper Martin's.
As a slide guitar it's just pretty much perfect, with all the string energy going into the mids where they can carry through the other acoustic instruments instead of dissipating. The small body is also convenient, letting me sit down to play in a crowded pub instead of needing to stand in order to find room for the dread.
http://tertl.blogspot.com - personal blog
Took my Tanglewood to a luthier last week......the top has warped, bulging behind the bridge and throwing the neck forwards. Fixing would cost far more than it's worth. I suppose I keep it for slide guitar...... but time for a new and better acoustic.....Faith seems to be the one to go for under a grand these days
This article raises concerns about the neck joint used on some Tanglewoods
http://guitarless.com/2011/06/mass-manufacture-acoustic-neck-joints/