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NWflyonly
 Post subject: Black & White Ebony?
PostPosted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 3:55 pm 
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I was wondering if anyone was familiar with Black & White Ebony? Has anyone used this as a tone wood?
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Anyone know this Kinnaird guy? :D

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NWflyonly wrote:
I was wondering if anyone was familiar with Black & White Ebony? Has anyone used this as a tone wood?


I have two guitars in production with it right now.

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NWflyonly
 Post subject: Re: Black & White Ebony?
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Thanks for the input, I just wondered how it sounded. It's a great looking wood!
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Steve Kinnaird
 Post subject: Re: Black & White Ebony?
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Christian Schmid wrote:

Anyone know this Kinnaird guy? :D



Isn't he the guy with the famous brother?

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I have used B & W ebony before. To date it has been my favorite guitar. It is my personal L-OO
It was easy to work with. The one memorable feature is that that raw wood had a funky smell. Especially when sanding.
Acoustically it is a great sounding guitar, but personally I feel that most of the tone is because of the lightly braced, thin Lutz top from Shane.

I think the Kinnaird Guitar might have been from the same tree!!! I got my set from the Zootman a few years back.

Here are a few picts of it.

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Andy, I never tire of looking at that guitar of yours.
Thanks for posting, mate.

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