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05-14-2014, 09:47 AM
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KOZM Guitars - Update - May 2014
Here’s a look at a guitar I just finished for a client in Thailand.
Non-floating, magnetic Joe Barden S-Deluxe pickup. Spruce top, mahogany back. Integral bracing. Ergonomic, “2 position” playability. 24 inch scale length. Pinless bridge.          Here's a look at the way the support structure for the pickup works. In this way, the weight of the pickup doesn't burden the flexibility of the soundboard. It also reduces the tendency to feedback. Additionally, by using a conventional magnetic pickup, there's no need for a pre-amp or an acoustic amp. I hope to have a video out shortly. All questions, comments and critiques welcome! Great gobs of grooviness, Jeff KOZM Guitars 
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05-14-2014, 09:52 AM
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Beautiful lines and workmanship--looking forward to seeing the video. Thanks for sharing it!
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2013 Stehr Auditorium (Carpathian/Myrtle) 2015 Stehr Auditorium (Adi/BRW) 2020 Baranik Meridian (Blue Spruce/Manchinga) 2020 Wilborn Arum (Tunnel 14/Coco) 2021 Kinnaird Graybeard (BC Cedar/Bog Oak) 2022 Kinnaird CS Student Build (Adi/Padauk) 2023 Kinnaird FS (Italian/Koa)
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05-14-2014, 10:27 AM
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I'm glad you posted this, as there is another thread here in the custom shop by a nonprofessional luthier attempting the same top/side profile. Looks awesome!
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1930 Martin OM-28 2017 LeGeyt Parlor 2021 LeGeyt CLM Red/Tree 2021 Kostal MDW German/Pernambuco
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05-14-2014, 11:55 AM
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That not only looks super cool it looks super comfortable! Is it designed to go over a specific knee? I play with my guitar over my left knee and this looks like a good fit for that.
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