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Old 02-02-2020, 12:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Red_Label View Post
Looks great! I especially like the herringbone-style framing of the side slabs. Hope she sounds as good as she looks. Dry, snappy, raspy, tight, and lively?
Yes, all those things! By keeping it under 1.2 kg (1091g) the guitar has a great "Flamenco" sound

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Originally Posted by FrankHS View Post
Interesting, and beautiful! Would you make some comments about Australian cedar? Is it commonly also used for classical guitar tops by Australian luthiers as an equivalent to WRC?
I have used Australian Red Cedar for tops on Steel strings but not on a Classical guitar yet. I have found that the old forest grown trees (harvested as storm blown or dead down trees) are much better than the plantation grown variety. Here's a build with it as a top. https://www.acousticguitarforum.com/...d.php?t=564504
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