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Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 11:49 am
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well, my opinion is Martins are 100 times better, but thats me. How much are you willing to spend? A nice martin is about $700, takamines are lower than that i think.

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Hello: I have a Fender Sonoran Ford logo guitar - and it is a beauty - both to play and display - action was fantastic right out of the box - hold tune well and is a top quality guitar. If all the other Sonoran are the same you cant go wrong I dont think.
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Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 1:22 pm
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I recently became the owner of a Ford logo Sonoran, does anyone really know how many were made, I've found some info online and a site that was selling them but is out of stock... Looking for other owners and how they got a hold of theirs, date, price, anything, just more info, love the guitar tho!


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Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 2:59 pm
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Hi, I have got a Sonoran SEC Candy Apple Red with a peral pick gaurd. I love the sound weather it is in my amp or not. The heaed stock is eay to use the neck is just like my strat. I tried a takamine did not like the sound, and through the martins are nice they are a little more pricey for me. The only downer is that I can not find a hard case that fits correctly. Most of them are to big in the body and the guitar moves to much for my liking. This maybe becuase I live in New Zealand & no one imports the right ones. Dave I am a Ford fan, can you post a pic for your Sonoran on the forum for me to look at. thanks John


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I also copped that Candy apple red!! I fkn LOVE IT!
Very versitile & quite thick, The action is a tad bit strong, But it's great for rythmic accoustic abuse!!!

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Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 9:36 am
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Hi everybody, I'm new here! I too have the Candy Apple Red Sonoran SCE Custom, and I love it! Better tone than many guitars costing 2-3 times as much, plus I like the feel of a Srat neck as well! :D I was wondering if anyone has found a snug fitting hard case for their's, that also alows for the longer headstock?! I have a soft sided case now,but the guitar JUST fits it with a 42" overall length :roll:! Jam on people!

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Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2009 4:00 am
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peavey85 wrote:
Hi everybody, I'm new here! I too have the Candy Apple Red Sonoran SCE Custom, and I love it! Better tone than many guitars costing 2-3 times as much, plus I like the feel of a Srat neck as well! :D I was wondering if anyone has found a snug fitting hard case for their's, that also alows for the longer headstock?! I have a soft sided case now,but the guitar JUST fits it with a 42" overall length :roll:! Jam on people!


Try a 12 string case.

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I bought for a roadrunner case for that actually.try to pay for a visit at your local store.and plus,they're lighter too


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The acoustic guitar can bring you to the other dimension when play it right.



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