Great thread, but it hits me at the wrong time. My Seagull has been rendered into scrap by the gorilla's at United. Nothing special. Just a base model S6 with the flat finish Cedar top. Damn cedar, always splitting. But this one was just one of those guitars. The action was spot on, it played wonderfully. The tone was warm and easy on the ears. Invariably when someone picked it up they would remark on it. I always chuckled because I paid a lousy $225 for it 10 or so years ago. I am sick at its loss.

But I still have my wonderful vintage Guild 12 string. It is a wonderful sounding guitar, and is an old friend. I will take my time finding another 6. Won't be easy to find one I like as well though.

Mick