Whipple Creek D28 - German Spruce / Guatemalan Rosewood

[Matts67]

*Edit - this guitar was returned to the builder due to some "issues" and as far as I know, he's since retired or just apparently doesn't care to deal with guitars anymore, so I'm deleting this information.

[UncleJesse]

This one looks impressive. The hard part is going to be deciding which one to play!

[Zissou Intern]

This will be a monster, Matt. I had a chance to play a Whipple Creek D28 at a festival several years back. I have wanted one of Terry's guitars ever since then.

[Matts67]

Terry is moving along quickly! Body will be together before we know it.

[Matts67]

Terry is cruising right along...

[Rev Roy]

Another beauty soon heading your way. Congrats, man!

[Tnfiddler]

Matt, you are KILLING me with all
Of these amazing guitars! Congrats!! That’s gonna be awesome.

[Matts67]

Thanks, and I promise you can play them one day.

Box is closed up, ready for binding. I went with solid wood (Holly, which is a little lighter colored than maple).

[hubcapsc]

Light build, two tone bars and pre-cleated to avoid a top seam split?



I bet it is a lot easier to put a cleat in there now rather than
later ...

-Mike

[Matts67]

Originally Posted by hubcapsc

Light build, two tone bars and pre-cleated to avoid a top seam split?



I bet it is a lot easier to put a cleat in there now rather than
later ...

-Mike

Yes, the bracing measurements come from a 1935 Martin D28. And I agree on the cleat!