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cwood8656
 Post subject: A few pics of my latest
PostPosted: Sat Oct 16, 2010 9:25 pm 
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Hey all,

This weekend I took a few pics of my most recently completed guitar, and my wife was nice enough to record a few sound clips. Any comments are very welcome.

Chris.

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Solid quilted Mahogany back and sides, Indian Rosewood binding w/R/M/R lamination
Chevron Indian Rosewood end graft and heel cap
Solid Sitka Spruce top
scalloped bracing in standard X configuration
Rosewood bridge plate
Port Oxford Cedar lining
Quilted Mahogany/Rosewood rosette, w/blue Paua shell inlay
Rosewood/Maple purfling on both top and bottom
5 piece Mahogany neck with Rosewood pin flanked by Maple stripes
24.9" short scale neck, C shape
1 3/4" nut, almond point heel, smile volute
position markers on the side of the neck are blue Paua shell
ebony fingerboard bound with Rosewood/Maple
Gold EVO frets
2 1/4" string spacing at the saddle
1 1/2" string spacing at the nut
ebony pyramid bridge, bone nut and compensated saddle
bone bridge pins with Abalone inlay
full gloss finish
Gold Gotoh 510 tuning machines


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The sound clips below were made with a USB condenser mic into a Mac Book PC, with no editing or mixing. Thanks to my wife, again, for playing them.

http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=9766743
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http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=9766741
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=9766740
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=9766739
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Your attention to detail is excellent Chris, love the end graft and the heelcap
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Very nice job, [:Y:] [:Y:] [:Y:] three thumbs up

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Wow - that's stunning! I like the "bookmatched" wedge and heel cap as well. I really like the binding and rosette.
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That's a lovely guitar. Sounds good, too. Nice job!

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Love the choice of woods - the execution is impeccable! Sounds terrific too.....
The heelcap and endgraft are especially sweet.....!
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Bee-ooh-tea-full!! [:Y:] [clap] [:Y:] [clap] [:Y:]

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That's a pretty guitar.!!!!!!!!

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Great wood combinations and nice work! [:Y:] She's a beauty.
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I'm happy the guitar turned out as well as it did. On to the next one.....

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Loved the sound clips, got a great tone. That top is stunning!

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I agree. The bookmatched end graft and heel cap are top shelf.
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That is a beautiful guitar!

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Beautiful guitar!! Sounds great too.
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The detail and execution are incredible. Nice balanced sound. Congratulations, Beth
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Nice, nice, very nice!

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I love the choice of woods also and the heel cap. Very nice guitar.

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What a beautiful work of art …and brilliant sound! Whoever ends up with that guitar is one lucky soul.

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Thanks everyone. Sold it yesterday.

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Very beautiful guitar, Chris. Great job! [:Y:] [:Y:] [:Y:]

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Kudos for the workmanship and lovely wood choices. I love mahog under finish.

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