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Re: a bruno coqueror classical

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Posted by imcorgreen on March 23, 2004 at 19:53:12:

In Reply to: Re: a bruno coqueror classical posted by Me on March 22, 2002 at 12:16:46:

I think I own the model that you're talking about. It's a classical guitar with a walnut fretboard and back. It has an intricate pattern around the sound aperture and a surprisingly beautiful sound. I know it's old because my uncle bought it in a pawn shop in Kansas City for my mom in 1979. Now I am the proud owner of this guitar and I play it every day. I've asked everyone I can think of about the origin of the mysterious "Conqueror" but I can't find anything about it. The only other conqueror I've ever seen is a miniature banjo owned by a friend of mine.

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: I think I own the model that you're talking about. It's a classical guitar with a walnut fretboard and back. It has an intricate pattern around the sound aperture and a surprisingly beautiful sound. I know it's old because my uncle bought it in a pawn shop in Kansas City for my mom in 1979. Now I am the proud owner of this guitar and I play it every day. I've asked everyone I can think of about the origin of the mysterious "Conqueror" but I can't find anything about it. The only other conqueror I've ever seen is a miniature banjo owned by a friend of mine.

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