I finally found a guitar on this site that i saw in a guitar store. My parents said they would buy it in about 3 months for a graduation present. thing is, it's on sale now for 150 bucks off.

i'm pretty sure it's a t-bucket 300 CE, but i'm not sure. The one i saw was fully acoustic, no electric parts whatsoever, and it didn't have the dots on the fretboard, just the cool design on the 12th fret. any other t-bucket i find is acoustic-electric and has the dots. (not sure if there's a specific name for 'em or not.)

so if anyone can find the guitar i described, i would be very thankful.

-Jake

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http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/prod ... sku=512750
This is the closest I can find to a non-electric acoustic similar to a T Bucket.

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Sorry I see that one electirc too..good luck on your search.

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08 Fender Highway One Tele-Sunburst
09 Squier Custom Tele II-Blonde
04 Squier Standard Strat Antiqueburst
07 Washburn D10SCE natural with Rosewood backing
Fender Mustang II amp


Experience is the best teacher

The CE is an electro-acoustic.
If it's a full acoustic, then it could be a T Bucket 200
http://www.fender.com.au/acoustics/hotr ... 050094.php
or 300
http://www.fender.com.au/acoustics/hotr ... 051020.php

cool i think that may be it. thanks a lot!

although, i've been looking at the 300 CE more, and i'm starting to really like it. now i just need to decide between the two of them.

again, thanks.

-Jake

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"I don't care how good you are, how fast you are. You ain't good enough no lessin' you got the soul." -Hubert Sumlin

I have the T-Bucket 300CE and prefer it over the orchestra sized 200 and 300 for many reasons; the CE is a dreadnaught sized body for more volume and fuller sound, it has a handy built in tuner in the electronics, has a cutaway, and has fret dots (a neck without fret dots just seems naked to me )

These T-Bucket guitars all have laminate top, back, and sides so the small orchestra sized body sounded too boxy for me. Traditionally, acoustic guitars have solid wood top, back, and sides for superior sound. I got my T-Bucket last year to be used as a rugged beater to bring along to campfires and such and it's been perfect for that.

I got mine for $299, if you are getting $150 off then that's a great deal! Use that $150 you save and get a nice case and have plenty $$$ leftover to party for your graduation. I'm sure your parents will understand. Good luck whatever guitar you choose.

p.s. here's a pic of mine

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