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douglas ingram
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I hope that it sounds and plays as good as it looks 'cause its looking pretty good so far!

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i really need to see a closer image of that rosette. very beautiful. can you describe your process a little for me?

guitar looks great and i cant wait to see it under finish.

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That's really looking good, Philippo.

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I am feeling teased! :idea:

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Wow! Very cool Filippo. You have to keep us posted on that one and let us know how it turns out.

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Ahem! And sound clips, of course! :D

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Thanks for sharing Phillipo. I have long been a fan of Randy's work. He was one of the first to venture into double-top construction and is consistently innovative with some great craftsmanship.

That's going to be a knockout of a guitar and I'm eager to hear some soundclips when you think the time is right.

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That is looking so sweet. Everything is so nice, and the headstock especially.

But what I'm really left wondering, is why did I think that Randy was much younger that he appears in the photo? Maybe because his work feels like that of a much younger man?

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Randys guitars are awsome !!!
I see he used the ring circle back bracing .

Enjoy that baby for along time.
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Filippo, do you know how the finger board extension is attached? Is it glued down, bolted or just under the tension of the strings?

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Filippo that is a sweet looking guitar!
With my weakness for cocobolo I drooled on my keyboard at the sight of your set.

If I recall Todd at Allied Lutherie had some very much like that.
It went fast!

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hi Filippo
that is an inspiring instrument in every way, thanks for showing it to us.
I would be very interested in seeing Mr Reynolds S/S work especially the bracing.
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Phillipo,
I don't want to say this like a "well done" type of a comment on a nice build but I am genuinely impressed with this guitar. I love the Cocobolo you used, the back bracing is really interesting and looks great and the rosette looks very tasteful too. I really like the way the headstock turned out!

I think you did a fantastic job!

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Stunning instrument. Sorry if this has been answered, but have you built many nylons with that top bracing style?
Clearly not the traditional ladder bracing. How have they turned out?

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That's a stunning looking and sounding classical. Filippo. Kudos to Randy Reynolds for an awesome job. [clap] And contrary to your thoughts on your playing, you did the guitar justice with your nice technique. Thanks for sharing this one all the way through. :)

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