WITHDRAWN: Tanglewood TW130 ASM w/ Gigbag, Spare strings and Stand

Amigo

As I now have my dream guitar, this guitar is surplus to requirements, so it needs to go. Photos first:

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I bought this guitar off a fellow fretboarder last year, the initial ad is here:
https://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/167992/sold-tanglewood-tw130-asm
From that state I took the guitar to my luthier who adjusted it: levelled the fretboard, adjusted the neck relief, adjusted the nut and saddle—generally made it like a new guitar—and put D'Addario 80/20 Bronze Custom Lights (EJ13, 0.011-0.052) on for fingerpicking. All the knocks that were there when I bought it are still there, and none added, from what I can see.

The guitar comes with a padded gigbag that I bought for it, and with three sets of D'Addario 80/20 Bronze Custom Lights—like the ones on it now—in a pack (EJ13-3D) that I bought specifically for the guitar and will go with it. I will also add the guitar stand in the photos with the guitar, a capo, and a guitar tuner. Perfect for a beginner, really.

Specs for the guitar are as follows:

SHAPE: Orchestra Model

TOP: Solid Mahogany

BACK: Solid Mahogany

SIDES: Mahogany

NECK (MATERIAL): Mahogany

NECK (BUILD): One Piece

FINGERBOARD: Rosewood

BRIDGE: Rosewood

SADDLE: PPS, Compensating

NUT (WIDTH): PPS (43mm)

SCALE LENGTH: 650mm

BRIDGE PINS: Black ABS

MACHINE HEADS: Waverley Style

FINISH: Natural Satin

Collection from Huntingdon area, or I can travel within reason. I am also in Warwickshire a few days a week, if that helps.

KrisGee

I had one of these but with a preamp. They're great, plenty of midrange and a smooth top.

Amigo

They are quite mid-rangey, and I like mellow guitars, which I now found. Great for finger-picking though, as the string spacing at the nut is quite wide, inspite of the rather narrow nut width.

Amigo

My daughter says that she'll give guitar playing a go, so it stays for now.

Amigo

She has taken a liking to my guitar, so this is up for sale again with a price drop.