Beard , Tim Graves Model
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Joe Wheeler
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- Location: Marion Louisiana Union
Beard , Tim Graves Model
Any feedback on these wood be appreciated .
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Mark Eaton
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I don’t know that there is an actual difference between the Tim Graves signature model and the Beard R (solid) mahogany other than Tim’s signature. I have played several examples of the Beard R Mahogany over the years and prior to the significant price jump a few years back I have always felt it was the best bang for the buck guitar of the higher end models in the Beard product line. I would be happy to own one but I already have some nice squareneck resonators.
It doesn’t have quite the volume and power of the large body Beard E models - but it is no shrinking violet - it will hang in just fine in about any unplugged acoustic jam scenario. And it’s great looking instrument as well.
It doesn’t have quite the volume and power of the large body Beard E models - but it is no shrinking violet - it will hang in just fine in about any unplugged acoustic jam scenario. And it’s great looking instrument as well.
Mark
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Howard Parker
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The Graves model is a cosmetic variation of the Beard Mahogany R.
Paul has been building that model since 1985 and despite the advent of larger bodied (Beard E body) guitar, the R remains popular and has become somewhat of a "classic" build.
Have questions?
Call the Beard shop 301-733-8271
I have one in my arsenal!
h
Paul has been building that model since 1985 and despite the advent of larger bodied (Beard E body) guitar, the R remains popular and has become somewhat of a "classic" build.
Have questions?
Call the Beard shop 301-733-8271
I have one in my arsenal!
h
Howard Parker
Enough gear to get the job done!
Enough gear to get the job done!
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Joe Wheeler
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- Location: Marion Louisiana Union
Beard Guitar
I want to thank Mr. Eaton and Mr. Parker for sharing their knowledge with me. Thanks Men