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[QUOTE="huskeynut, post: 3247663, member: 750"] Hawk - never doubt you have it in you. I live in a 55+ community in Florida and I have a couple of students who are past 65 and learning. So it can be done. If you do decide to purchase another guitar and start up again, have a qualified guitar tech check the string height. The bridge that controls the height can always be shaved down to get the desired result. Once you have done a few, its not that hard. BTW, Fender is a very good choice for an acoustic as is Yamaha, Ibanez and Epiphone. If you want to spend $500 to $650.00, go for a Martin. [/QUOTE]
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