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TomDodson
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Incredible looking and sounding guitar :-) I especially like the bevel and headstock shape
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Peter, I have to agree with everyone, nice job! It really looks great and very nice playing too.
It's your regular size instrument isn't it, not a classical size?

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Jim Watts wrote:
Peter, I have to agree with everyone, nice job! It really looks great and very nice playing too.
It's your regular size instrument isn't it, not a classical size?


Thank you Jim,
It is indeed one of my regular sized guitars, a modified SJ that is. The specs are totally different though.
Neck width and scale, bracing and depth.

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