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PostPosted: Thu Oct 04, 2012 8:01 am 
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I picked up this set of Indonesian rosewood from Allied a few weeks back.
It is right up my alley visually, and it feels dense like most other rosewoods. I have never laid hands on this type of wood and wanted to get some of your prospective on it.
Also, should I be worried about sanding? I know about taking the proper precautions, et.al, but has anyone had any reaction to this stuff?
To me this set has OM written all over it ;)

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PostPosted: Thu Oct 04, 2012 8:18 am 
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Nice set, should make a visually "edgy" guitar. Since OM's and OOO's are my favorites I would say OM too, edgy suggests a cutaway IMO [:Y:]

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That's a really beautiful set. A bit out there for me, but beautiful non the less. I'm thinking some satinwood in the purfling scheme to go with the yellow in the B&S?

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Lance , I think you need to send it to me and let me study it closely for a couple years and then , I can make an informed decision !! laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe

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Lance-Made a Classical yet????
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Cedar top!
Bloodwood bindings,Custom rose using the waste wood
from the B & Sides.

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To see if you may have an adverse reaction take a little dust, put it on a band-aid and stick it to your leg or arm somewhere for a little while. This will tell you if you're likely to have a reaction, but you shouldn't have a really bad reaction that way. I'm sure you already know what "normal" precautions to take, even if you don't have a reaction.

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Make a Jumbo. Give it a nice Sitka/Euro/Red/White/Blue/Black/Lutz/Engelmann/ spruce top, and bind it something dark. Hey...do a fan-fret while you're at it.

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