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Old 02-20-2014, 10:12 PM
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Default Thomas Prisloe

I am the fortunate owner of a Thomas Prisloe Classical. It is now approaching four years old. I had it custom made to fit my left hand. A little shorter scale, and a tad bit narrower nut. It is a beautiful sounding instrument and just continues to improve daily, weekly and monthly. Engelmann top EIR back and sides. The materials are the finest available. My only problem? My skills cannot do justice to such a splendid instrument. Highest compliments to Thomas Prisloe, Trumansburg NY.
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