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J.L.K. Vesa
PostPosted: Fri Aug 24, 2012 4:31 pm 
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Thank you guys!

About binding, maybe the most tedious job of building a box to be called a guitar,
I would like to give credit and to say my thank you`s to Mr. Garry Hallam (mostly from luthiercom.org)
of building the most beautiful jig for routing the binding ledge. Thank you Garry, for very well done
and designed jig that I am very happy to have had the opportunity to buy and to own, thanks!
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cphanna
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First name: Patrick
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Yes to everything that has already been said--and I think the fingerboard binding is one of the most elegantly understated aspects of your instrument. The whole thing is pure class!
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gozierdt
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First name: Gene
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State: CA
Zip/Postal Code: 95472
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I agree with all the good comments. A beautiful combination of woods and
design elements. Very nice!!

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Matt Bouchie
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Wow, I really like this guitar. Very classy!

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Shaw
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Zip/Postal Code: 19125
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Very nice!

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Stunning!

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