Man, these play awesome and townz for days

[Eminence_Front]

I know it's a lesser known manuf., and they have about 40 different lines which is usually an indication of mass produced rubbish.

However, I played one at a pawn shop like 6 months ago, and this guy I work with just bought almost the same one, from the SAME store for his son's 16th Bday. (he's upgrading from an old Hondo hand me down acoustic.)


http://www.lunaguitars.com/acousticproduct/museqaorl.php

[Mark Wein]

hm. Its hard to tell...I've never seen one before...

[Help!I'maRock!]

heard of, never seen one. how much do they go for?

[Eminence_Front]

um, I think the Luna Muse series is like $600 - $1100 range depending.

Made in Florida.

[Prages]

A local store actually carries those. I think the most expensive one in the store is about $600...maybe less.

They are actually pretty nice guitars. Most of them are smaller bodied with narrow necks. They were designed for girls, but they play a lot like a thin necked electric guitar.

I've been tempted by one of their 12 strings because the nut is still only 1 5/8" wide, so it feels pretty much like you're playing a 6 string. I haven't pulled the trigger though.

http://www.lunaguitars.com/acousticproduct/musetwelve.jpg

I see Musician's Friend carries the line. The 12 string is $379. Looks like the most expensive Muse is $450. They've got some pretty pricey ones, but they are gaudy and covered in inlays. :hb:

This one is $2k.

http://img3.musiciansfriend.com/dbase/pics/products/9/0/7/555907.jpg

[parrotheada1a]

There's a music store near me that carries some of these guitars. The most expensive one they have is about 2 grand. I saw and tried one that was about $700 last year. The finish was really nice, and the neck was like buttah. The sound was a bit dead, but I don't think it was the instrument itself. It needed a string change though, they were caked with crud... that probably didn't help at all.