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Originally Posted by Naboz
Phil, you say your Timberline sounds like that (without the reverb)? Then you must be really happy.
My Holloway is a Lifer, but that all mahogany Timberline was lacking nothing in range in that video...and has piqued my interest. (The Big Minus is the 1 11/16 nut.)
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The nut is actually 44mm (1.73").
I'm very happy, and impressed, with the T30HGc. It might sound more like Scot's recording if I put a Tonewood Amp on it
(and he was playing it) but it is a wonderful sounding instrument, on top of being a harp guitar!
The mahogany top lacks nothing in crispness and treble response -- I don't think a spruce lover could be disappointed -- but it also works very well with those deep bass notes. I may try EB Aluminum Bronze strings on it next, it's still a bit treble/mid heavy for my ear, but I love the bass!
My sharping levers will be here this week so now I've got to think seriously about installing them. Won't know until I actually have them whether there will be room for one on the highest bass string...so don't know whether I'm going to fit all 6 or just go for 3 or 4.
Phil