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02-17-2020, 10:42 AM
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Weissenborn heads up
Resurfacing for a quick heads-up post. If anyone interested in a top of the line used Weissenborn, there is a 2004 Michel Dunn that I played over that Dusty Strings in the Fremont District of Seattle, over the weekend. Douglas Fir over Koa, 25" scale. Setup for low-bass Open G. ( although I also played it in Open D too.) Very lively and responsive, with a nice full tone yet a focused clarity. Not sure if it is "better" than my Dunn Fir over Paduk, just a little bit different. If I conceivably could pull the dough together right now, I would not be posting this, but... Otherwise, I have no personal financial interest in this instrument. Used Dunns do not come up often.
Dusty will not have a booth at Wintergrass, so visitors would have to make the trek across the bridge. 
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04-11-2020, 03:33 PM
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Michael Dunn’s weissenborns are classy pieces of work. I have ‘06 all koa that is lovely. Will surf over to take a look online
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