Three for the show....woodstock

[j. Kinnaird]

Well it might be two for the show, depending on how late I work and whether I can cut down on AGF time



This one will be a very traditional 000, no cutaway, no bevels, Brazilian body, master grade adi top, koa or kiaat binding.



This guitar has a chocolate mango back and side, cedar top, and as yet undetermined binding. Its going to have a floating FBE, carbon fiber tube reinforcing the neck block.



Final entry pomelle padouk 000 adi top and ebony binding. Plenty of bevels.

I'll update as progress allows. Thanks for looking.

John

[Jobe]

This will be fun! Good luck! Remember, it's one for the money, two for the show, three to get ready....( and go, go, go.... or something like that....) !

[Guitars44me]

I think it is: " One for the money, two for the show, three to get ready, and go cat go."

Hurry up and finish these, so you can get the others out of the way and start on my next BOMB!!! Hahahahahahaha

I am sold on the floating fretboard and the CF struts! And the bevels, and the port, and yada yada yada...

Really just sold on John Kinnaird's SOUND and playability, too... plus his fun personality!

Have fun!

Cheers


Paul

[Jobe]

"Go Cat Go"....... (I stand corrected....now I'll have this song on my mind.... 'you can do anything............'

[j. Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by Jobe

This will be fun! Good luck! Remember, it's one for the money, two for the show, three to get ready....( and go, go, go.... or something like that....) !

Yes indeed 3 to get ready but Im hoping 3 for the show. That was where I was trying to go with the title. Ill keep you guys updated. Hopefully it's SOME for the show.

Originally Posted by Guitars44me

I think it is: " One for the money, two for the show, three to get ready, and go cat go."

Hurry up and finish these, so you can get the others out of the way and start on my next BOMB!!! Hahahahahahaha

I am sold on the floating fretboard and the CF struts! And the bevels, and the port, and yada yada yada...

Really just sold on John Kinnaird's SOUND and playability, too... plus his fun personality!

Have fun!

Cheers


Aul

Thanks Paul. Your posts are always good for the ego.

[Jobe]

( I just noticed some internet time. Production has suffered....).

[j. Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by Jobe

( I just noticed some internet time. Production has suffered....).

You're right. I'm out of here.

[Jobe]

Ha! ( I hope....! I would miss your build threads if things got too busy. We're only here for the glue drying time. That's the schedule. There are some epoxy threads that can go off course given a certain amount of exposure but that's beside the point.) Again, I wish you luck...the best coming up!

[arodstein]

John,
Are you referring to Santa Barbara show ?

[j. Kinnaird]

Originally Posted by arodstein

John,
Are you referring to Santa Barbara show ?

Oh no, I'd be doomed. Woodstock near the end of october

[invguy921]

Originally Posted by arodstein

John,
Are you referring to Santa Barbara show ?

Alex, It sounds like a trip to the Northeast in possibly your future!?!

John, it looks like you're gonna have some nice guitars to show! But brother, you've got a TON of work to do! Wow. But I do understand that building several guitars at one time is normal for you. I wish I could be at that show to see them and play them, but it isn't in the cards for me.

Good luck on your builds John!

[Tim McKnight]

Great looking start John. I look forward to following these builds.

[David Wren]

Looks like you'll have some pretty zippy looking instruments for the show John ... looking forward to watching them take shape!

[Steve Kinnaird]

Looking good brother. Will need to bring our A game, it appears.

Steve

[TuckerRE]

Do you have any other game?!