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Acoustic Therapy · 15th January 2009

I've a Morgan Monroe Creekside dreadnaught, acoustic electric w/ a cutaway. Initially I had real frustrations w/ the intonation...almost broke it over my knee a few times! However, I took it to a great tech and after a few tweaks and great set-up it's a great guitar to play! Everyone who plays it has been impressed since and they like the great look. Odd, it does seem broken in. Good workmanship, good materials, and a cool acoustic blues sound. Though I was bummed at first about it, it now gets almost as much playing time as my Larrivee. Don't get me wrong-my D-03R has the sound I love...but my Morgan Monroe sure is fun.

15th January 2009	#9
Acoustic Therapy Gear interested Joined: Jan 2009 Posts: 1	Morgan Monroe I've a Morgan Monroe Creekside dreadnaught, acoustic electric w/ a cutaway. Initially I had real frustrations w/ the intonation...almost broke it over my knee a few times! However, I took it to a great tech and after a few tweaks and great set-up it's a great guitar to play! Everyone who plays it has been impressed since and they like the great look. Odd, it does seem broken in. Good workmanship, good materials, and a cool acoustic blues sound. Though I was bummed at first about it, it now gets almost as much playing time as my Larrivee. Don't get me wrong-my D-03R has the sound I love...but my Morgan Monroe sure is fun.