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Fred Tellier
PostPosted: Mon Jun 16, 2014 4:09 pm 
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The guy that I built the Quilted maple Small Jumbo for created this slide show video with a sound track of him playing the guitar. Recorded straight from the mic with no EQ. or any effects added.



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Nice Fred. Full sound and beautiful build.

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Bravo! Great separation and a really sweet midrange. Very nice and pretty. Congrats.

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Great job on the guitar and the video! Will you have this one with you next weekend in Ottawa?

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Excellent Fred!

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Otherwise it could be from the word kitgut or kitstring. Kit meant fiddle, not kitten.
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Fred Tellier
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Josh I can not take any credit for the video Jean-Francois the guitar owner created it with photos off my photobucket and web site. He indeed did a great job on it.

I am hoping Jean will attend the show and bring the guitar but it is quite a drive from Trois-Rivières Quebec.

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Fred,
Very nice guitar and what a beautiful sound. I love quilted maple guitars and hope to build one in the near future. I hope mine turns out half as good as yours. I am sure your client will get a lot of enjoyment out of it and as it opens up I am positive it will only get better.

Great job on it. [:Y:]

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tres bien monsieur tellier. I got some alleged quilted maple 1 month ago for a future build. But looking at it after planing it/s more speckled maple from minn .with wavy grain .
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Randolph
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Fred, this is a beautiful guitar with a stunning sound!! Bravo on all levels!!! [clap]
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Beautiful guitar Fred. Sounds awesome. Very nice video too!

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Great looking guitar and a wonderful sound.
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Pat Hawley
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Great looking and sounding guitar Fred. Where did you get the ebony for the armrest? The reason I ask is because I'm thinking of doing an ebony armrest and, as far as I can tell, the best source for a nice black piece of wood is to sacrifice a fret board blank (from which I hope I could get a couple of armrest veneers).

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Congratulations. That is a beautie.


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Fred Tellier
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Pat I used black dyed veneer I picked up at A&M. It works real well and much simpler than thinning real ebony.

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