what kind of guitar is this?

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what kind of guitar is this?

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this was my first guitar that i had for an half year then sold it. it was so crap..
but now i have started wondering, what is this crap?
candlewood-super six??
anyone knows anything about this guitar?
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It's TANGLEwood, my friend. I remember reading a review in Total Guitar when it came out years back.. probably late 90's. Believe it came in some sparkly finishes too... aaand it's a UK brand.

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Post by Fran »

Doog wrote: aaand it's a UK brand.
Damn shame they are'nt built here, that always puts me off... like Burns and Maverick.
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Hmm, I like the look of that thing. I usually hate Bigsbys, too.
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Post by Fran »

If i remember rightly the Tanglewood Jetstream was the coolest model.
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I know this sounds a bit hackneyed or something, but these sort of remind me of the current Fret-King guitars for some reason. I don't think it's because they are British, slightly strange, and slightly budget, but they share something with them.
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Post by Fran »

I know what your saying, same with Eggle, they all have that exagerated horn or something similar.
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Post by Bacchus »

And Cort too, except they obviously aren't British. They still represent terrific value, though.
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Post by Fran »

Cort are one of the few manufacturers left that are'nt owned by Fender or Gibson, they are excellent quality but the aesthetics dont quite do it for me.

I found out the other day that John Birch guitars are made in west bridgeford, Nottingham. I never knew. They made a lot of top british players custom models in the 70s, Slade and Black Sabbath to name a few.
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Post by weeping_moon »

Doog wrote:It's TANGLEwood, my friend. I remember reading a review in Total Guitar when it came out years back.. probably late 90's. Believe it came in some sparkly finishes too... aaand it's a UK brand.

edit: BAMMMM
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http://www.trendsales.dk/main.asp?site= ... w_userinfo

And used by ex-pat Graemey in this Memory Man vid:
[youtube][/youtube]
Yes, it is tanglewood.. I played on the guitar years ago.. I was probably 16 years old..
But i hated it so much...

Now my question is how much is this guitar worth?
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Post by Fran »

Tanglwood dont seem to hold any value, probably sell for about £130 on ebay.