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PostPosted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 1:58 pm 
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Hey!

I'm student in musical instrument making and I'd like to get some advises concerning guitars with off-centered, particularly about bracing.

Do you guys got anything?


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Research McPherson guitars.

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As you may know, Tacoma guitars use off-centered soundholes on their "Wing" series. If you download their PDF-catalog, you will see some nice pictures of the bracing patterns they use. http://www.tacomaguitars.com/resources/ ... atalog.pdf


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