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Here is another new build. This one is in the style of a CS-336. This is my first carved top, set-neck model. This style has a routed chamber rather than bent ribs. The top is carved (and the back of the top is also carved). Carving the top was a whole new experience. This design is somewhere between an ES-335 (or more accurately ES-339) and a chambered Les Paul. I am quite pleased with how it came out. Check out the photos...

http://www.swiftcreekguitars.com/cs-336 ... ctric.html

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Very, very nice Steve and the 336 shape and size is a big hit too. Good going!

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First or not, you nailed it! Gorgeous!
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Sweet...... Now we need to hear its golden vibes....

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I like that-a lot

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Nice looking axe. I'm getting closer and closer to my first carved top guitar, definitely intimidated by it.
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In case you are interested, here is a post from back in October when I began working on this build. It took me a while to finish this one, but I was working on two others at the same time.

http://www.swiftcreekguitars.com/on-the-bench

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