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Originally Posted by steve909
Just thought I should finally chime in. I am the lucky soul that this wonderful Guitar is being built for. I thank my lucky stars that brought me to the McKnights-Tim and Mary. I talked with many luthiers about my dream guitar and after meeting Tim and Mary they were the obvious choice to build my "heirloom" guitar. They understand what it means to me. It has been a long process but one that will be totally worth it. Tim and Mary have become much more than my Luthiers-they are friends. You won't find a better pair. Thanks Tim and Mary!
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Steve,
Its been our pleasure working with you sharing and exploring new ideas as we labor in unison to create a pair of very special guitars that will be passed down in your family as heirloom instruments.
I feel the need to share a little background on your statement above "It has been a long process but one that will be totally worth it." The process, that Steve refers to, has been on the back burner for some 4 or 5 years as we have patiently waited for the Olive wood to slowly air dry in California and then finally in our climate controlled wood room here in Ohio, to an acceptable range that we could finally build with. I remain confident that the waiting will be more than worth it in the end!