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peterm
PostPosted: Fri May 28, 2010 2:08 am 
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Joe White did such a good job I decided to show it off.

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Its a multi-scale baritone in my Zion body shape.

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joe ain't the only guy who did a good job!! beautiful, beautiful zion.
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Yes, Peter-you certainly gave him the essence of clean and elegant work to finish. I am a staid conservative on guitar configuration, but I still appreciate well executed creativity. mt
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Stunning!!! [clap]
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Another amazing display of craftsmanship and finishing! Ya'll make a good team, Peter!

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I really like the transition between the armest and the binding... pretty classy!

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Peter, you know how this one has inspired me...so thanks again my friend.
One more time--that's really pretty!

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Wow, I could look at that one all day. Nice work, Peter. The back and sides... are they Makore? Anyway, stellar job on that one.

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Peter, did you get that BS set from Gallery Tonewoods in a swap meet a couple years back? Looks just like the stuff I'm using right now on a Makore/Sinker OM.

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Beautiful, Peter!! Very classy.

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Peter - I have seen your instruments up close and this just confirms that you do some of the cleanest and loveliest work in the business. Wonderful.

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I've been following this one on the AGF, I REALLY want that guitar :lol: .
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Thanks guys, I really appreciate all the encouragement.

It is Makore On TB redwood. If I am not wrong, its the world's first hollow double top Baritone.... :P

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Here! Here! Very Beautiful.
What did you use for the rosette?
And purflings? - very clean and sharp looking.
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WOW !!!! [clap]
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Elman Concepcion wrote:
Here! Here! Very Beautiful.
What did you use for the rosette?
And purflings? - very clean and sharp looking.
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Rosette is spalted maple with maple purflings.

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We would all build like this...
if we could.

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Sweet guitar, Peter, and a beautiful finish.

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Your guitars are always amazing Peter .
Beautiful...and great finish Joe!

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Thanks again guys!
I'll post pics of it once the neck is on! :D

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