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Old 01-29-2009, 11:38 AM
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Cool top, Chris.

I do like the rosette you & John went with— the larger rosewood rosette works real well with the guitar's aesthetics. The original abalone rosette wasn't bad looking, mind you— but for this guitar, I like the RW choice.
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Old 01-29-2009, 11:58 AM
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You are a lucky guy! Great guitar by a great luthier. Enjoy!
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Old 01-31-2009, 02:33 PM
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Check out the video...

It is John working his voodoo on my guitar top.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKnbs...layer_embedded

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Wow, so what does he do with that info? Does it tell him where to remove wood from? I have never seen that done.
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Wow, so what does he do with that info? Does it tell him where to remove wood from? I have never seen that done.
He explained it to me but I still do not understand. Really I just thought it was cool to have my guitar top on Youtube.

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Chladni patterns....

http://www.phys.unsw.edu.au/~jw/guit...adni_engl.html

"The adjustment of the top plate is important to the properties of the final instrument. The most important adjustments are thinning the wood towards the edge of the plate, and thinning the braces. Chladni patterns provide some feedback to the maker during the process of adjusting the plate to its final shape. Symmetrical plates give symmetrical patterns; asymmetrical ones in general do not."

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Yeah... What he said

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A few more shots...

ready for the wedgie:



full wedgie:



take a little off the sides:



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A few more shots...

ready for the wedgie:

full wedgie:




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Nice, Chris!

I'm guessing next up: The rosewood binding to tie into the wedgie?
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Yep... Nothing binds you up like a really nice wedgie.
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So it is shipping on Tuesday...















Pretty huh?

John says she sounds pretty great too...

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So it is shipping on Tuesday...



Pretty huh?

John says she sounds pretty great too...

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Very, very nice looking guitar. That burst makes a smooth transition between the top and the sides. John seems to be very pleased with it, I'm sure you will be too. Give us a review after you've had some time with it.

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Hey Chris that's a super guitar, John O is a class act.

enjoy,

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It is all packed up just waiting for the holiday to be over so it can get shipped on Tuesday.

One thing about the pictures is the lights I use (Halogen) really tend to bring out the yellow. I probably should have adjusted the pictures a little bit, but overall, the guitar color is a little less yellow. The amberburst came out really close to the illustration I was really happy with the color match that I got on the burst. I think Chris will be too.



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It is all packed up just waiting for the holiday to be over so it can get shipped on Tuesday.

One thing about the pictures is the lights I use (Halogen) really tend to bring out the yellow. I probably should have adjusted the pictures a little bit, but overall, the guitar color is a little less yellow. The amberburst came out really close to the illustration I was really happy with the color match that I got on the burst. I think Chris will be too.



I love the way the bearclaw looks under the burst....

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