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A few thoughts to consider...
If given a choice between a more expensive, more established luthier using a body wood of "lesser pedigree" and less expensive, lower experience luthier using BRW, I would choose the former every time. Additionally, many of the low cost BRW sets I see being used are full of rift and flatsawn sections. Good quality quartersawn sets of BRW will cost you a tremendous amount, particularly new. I see someone recommended Dake. He is one of the US's best classical guitar luthiers. He also, is a large importer of BRW who sells to many luthiers. Do you have a target budget? That would help. My $.02
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A bunch of nice archtops, flattops, a gypsy & nylon strings… |
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Ross Gutmeier builds a very nice double top guitar, I've played several. But he is transitioning back to the Torres/Santos design again after having found a way to really bring out the gusto in a traditional top guitar. I've played one of those, too, and I must say, it made a believer out of me. So much so that Ross will be building one for me later this year.
http://www.guitarsalon.com/blog/?p=10433 |
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Dake has a new cedar/Indian DT for sale right now on his website.
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yeah cedar isn't my thing,maybe as a second guitar.
$6,500 for a Double-Top Paired with Indian Rosewood isn't a bad price at all. |