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RusRob
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Chris, Very nice looking guitars and I am sure the story behind them will last a few lifetimes. I can only imagine it makes you feel really good knowing you had a part in it.

Love the styling you put into both and couldn't help noticing you put pinless bridges on them. Not sure if you followed it but just recently there was quite an extensive thread here about that topic.

Great job on the pair and that walnut looks beautiful.

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RusRob wrote:
Love the styling you put into both and couldn't help noticing you put pinless bridges on them. Not sure if you followed it but just recently there was quite an extensive thread here about that topic.


Bob,
I did notice the thread and have read theory about pinless bridges in the past. I have put pinless on all my guitars. I like them and plan to continue using them.

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Thanks for all the kind words everybody. I just heard from the customer that the guitars have been given to the grandkids and that they are already getting attention. The granddaughter took hers to a guitar lesson and turned some heads.

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