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Old 01-30-2019, 03:29 AM
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Jarrah binding and satin wood purfling on African Blackwood guitar (Jarrah is an Australian hardwood).

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Old 01-30-2019, 02:00 PM
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Martin custom 0-15 with Madagascar Rosewood binding.

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Old 01-30-2019, 07:31 PM
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After looking at some of these photos, any guitar with plastic....old, new, vintage....of mine...could end up on the front lawn! Including a custom with what I thought was very smart faux tortoise binding.....

Kidding! I like the old plastic when it has gone nicotine bleached bourbon beer drenched.....

The custom 15 with rosewood in the previous shows it doesn’t have to be complicated to be stunning!


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Breedlove. Sitka over Myrtlewood, Walnut binding.
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Kidding! I like the old plastic when it has gone nicotine bleached bourbon beer drenched.....
Here's my Epiphone DR-500RANS with maple binding on the body and fretboard.

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Just kidding. It's old plastic that has gone nicotine bleached bourbon beer drenched.....
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Old 01-31-2019, 08:15 AM
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Old 01-31-2019, 04:40 PM
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Here's my Epiphone DR-500RANS with maple binding on the body and fretboard.

Just kidding. It's old plastic that has gone nicotine bleached bourbon beer drenched.....
Like that, did you GG?

Here is the one that I had in mind - I am so in form this week it must be the moon - but I just came up with a name for it - from Bowie - the 'Cracked Actor' - my 1937 renovated Gibson L-0:












Sorry, derailed myself - back to the nice bindings!



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Great thread - there's not a single timber binding posted that doesn't look really good.
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Great thread - there's not a single timber binding posted that doesn't look really good.
Yes!

It has made it difficult for those deciding on a new build - what to use for binding.

There must be rules somewhere, written or unwritten, for good taste in binding selection.

eg. Lowden use flamed Maple or Sycamore a lot....flamed or grained stands out more and doesn’t look like plastic so much?


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Alrighty!

Neil Gardiner "Concert" model
Engelmann Spruce/Cocobolo
Binding/Triangle/Truss rod cover is Lacewood

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Old 02-12-2019, 02:51 AM
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Neil Gardiner "Concert" model
Engelmann Spruce/Cocobolo
Binding/Triangle/Truss rod cover is Lacewood
Very nice, and the tuning pegs look great too!
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Old 02-12-2019, 03:30 AM
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All 3 of my Larrivées came with wood bindings. Here are two Flamed Maple:



And Snakewood:
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