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Pat Hawley
 Post subject: Lucas Plays No. 15
PostPosted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 1:08 pm 
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This is a video of Lucas Haneman playing guitar number 15. I made it to send to the young man (named Miki) for whom it was built.



Thanks for looking,
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 Post subject: Re: Lucas Plays No. 15
PostPosted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 1:18 pm 
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Very nice guitar! ...and excellent playing too! [clap]

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 Post subject: Re: Lucas Plays No. 15
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Man, I wish I could "just improvise something" like that. Great work Pat, I have a feeling that customer is going to be VERY happy.

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Joe Sallis
 Post subject: Re: Lucas Plays No. 15
PostPosted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 1:48 pm 
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well done, Pat. Fantastic guitar!

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 Post subject: Re: Lucas Plays No. 15
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Nice guitar, nicely played.
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Joe Hill
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Righteous Guitar and excellent improve.

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 Post subject: Re: Lucas Plays No. 15
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What I like about the sound of that guitar is the trebles sound strong and true.
Great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Exceptional Pat!
Looks and sounds like #115!
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amazing guitar and amazing player. He's sick.

How'd you learn inlay like that? Really nice!

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Not at all shabby Pat!! Nice work :)

UV poly finish (from Cardinal?)?

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 Post subject: Re: Lucas Plays No. 15
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Thanks for the nice comments fellows.

Dave, the finish is the UV stuff from cureuv.com. Are you using Cardinal? If so, how do you like it?

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Real nice!
Love the inlay.

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