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 Post subject: My Latest....very late
PostPosted: Tue Aug 14, 2012 12:51 pm 
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So I finally finished my latest. Its a OO size in all mahogany. I got to pick through the 2nd's pile at Hibdon Hardwoods for the wood so it isn't all matching mahogany. Still pretty nice stuff though and the sound is great. Its much louder and balanced than I thought a mahogany top guitar would be. Good problem to have anyway

Top/Back/Sides. Mahogany
RW fingerboard 25.4 scale
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Rosette/headstock/butt patch: some curly mahogany scrap I had around. 16 segment rosette with a shell center

This project has been delayed delayed delayed from the start. Spring yard work came early and then I was traveling all over for work, then it was too dang hot all summer to work on. Sure glad it came out well after all the waiting.


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Bryan Bear
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That looks really nice. I’d love to hear a sound clip. Is it regular OO bracing, or did you do something different for the mahogany top?

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Very elegant. I love a mahogany top guitar.



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Great looking git! How about a sound clip?
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Nice job, Kevin! I think small-body mahogany top guitars are highly UNDER-rated. They are very bluesy little devils!

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Do like the looks ! Great work [:Y:]

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Very nice.
Love the rosette.

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Looks real nice! I too like the rosette [:Y:]
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Good looking guitar. Nice work!

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Very nice, and a lovely color on the mahogany.

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