#6 Benjamin Paldacci: Jazz Nylon Engelmann Spruce/Indian RW
Hi everyone!
So, this is a first time for me, and a very special one. The customer is a friend & professional musician from France, and he asked me someday "well, I should be pretty interested by a Jazz Nylon, could you do that?". And here it is. This project start today with the selection of a beautifull Engelmann top from RC Tonewoods & Sons, and a marvellous Indian RW Back & Side from Allied Lutherie. Thanks again to them, this material is pretty great and their business means a lot to me! I've built my first classical guitar at school years ago with this spruce species, and it's like a "Madeleine de Proust" for me. This rosewood comes from the first batch I bought 2 and a half year, pretty resonant one and I really love the results I had from the last guitar I built. I hope you'll like the first Jazz Nylon guitar of my life! http://i18.servimg.com/u/f18/17/50/64/32/11894010.jpg http://i18.servimg.com/u/f18/17/50/64/32/11792010.jpg http://i18.servimg.com/u/f18/17/50/64/32/11885610.jpg http://i18.servimg.com/u/f18/17/50/64/32/11896510.jpg |
Great combo!
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I love the white aspect of the Engelmann! Sooo lightweight too!
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looks great! can't wait to see it come together :)
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Hey Eric! Glad to see you there! I'll joint the top today and think about the rosette-design. It needs to be different from what I do on my acoustic guitars, but not too much. It will be a little touchy!
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Ben Engelmann is a great top wood, I often use it with Red Spruce bracing.
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Hey Fred, glad to read you!
Yes, I saw a couple of your guitars with this wood especially your gorgeous Ziricote SJ! Stuning work indeed, as always! |
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Aewsome Ben! Looking forward to see this one :)
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Sure to be a beauty,
It all looks great so far! Nice work, Ben!
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Thanks Guys! I'm working on the T'Zalam right now, but I'll be back to the other projects soon ;)
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