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Old 10-21-2014, 04:53 PM
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Mind if I ask for more information about this?
I won't be able to answer this question till you ask the other(s)!
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Sure thing. How hot is the heat and how cold is the cold?
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Old 10-22-2014, 08:34 PM
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145 f and room temperature. So far, I don't mind.

I am in Albany NY tonight, and on my way to the Woodstock event. Hope to seem many of you there.
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I have noticed lately that your adds have been coming up on web pages and youtubes Bruce, so they are getting out there.

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Old 10-23-2014, 04:42 PM
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I have noticed lately that your adds have been coming up on web pages and youtubes Bruce, so they are getting out there.

Jim
Money well spent, then! You are the first to mention this to me. My hope is the ads will be well enough targeted that they will be welcomed more often that they will be viewed as obnoxious. It can be a difficult balance to achieve, I believe.

Tonight I am in the Twin Gables hotel in Woodstock. Haven't stayed here before, previously staying in th Inn by the Millstream, but this is also a very pleasant place, so far. Went to the site in Bearsville this afternoon and had a beer with David Berkowitz and Baker Rorick, the promoter. Not much going on but preparation for tomorrow's wood/accessories show. Now I am heading up to Baker's recommended downtown restaurant for the economically conservative, Yum Yum, a noodle house.
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Old 10-23-2014, 05:03 PM
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Bruce (and others),

Here are some Woodstock Area dining links:

Woodstock:
http://www.bearcafe.com
http://www.breadalone.com/woodstock
http://www.cucinawoodstock.com
http://redonionrestaurant.com
http://www.oriole9.com/or9cafe.html (breakfast n lunch)

Kingston:
http://www.stockadetavern.com
http://duobistro.com
http://www.elephantwinebar.com/home.html

Saugerties:
http://www.diamondmillshotel.com
http://www.misslucyskitchen.com


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Money well spent, then! You are the first to mention this to me. My hope is the ads will be well enough targeted that they will be welcomed more often that they will be viewed as obnoxious. It can be a difficult balance to achieve, I believe.

Tonight I am in the Twin Gables hotel in Woodstock. Haven't stayed here before, previously staying in th Inn by the Millstream, but this is also a very pleasant place, so far. Went to the site in Bearsville this afternoon and had a beer with David Berkowitz and Baker Rorick, the promoter. Not much going on but preparation for tomorrow's wood/accessories show. Now I am heading up to Baker's recommended downtown restaurant for the economically conservative, Yum Yum, a noodle house.
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Money well spent, then! You are the first to mention this to me. My hope is the ads will be well enough targeted that they will be welcomed more often that they will be viewed as obnoxious. It can be a difficult balance to achieve, I believe.
They don't start with "Does the guitar you are learning on hurt your hand so bad you can't even practice" and that is a good start.

Most of those bar shaped adds slip by me unnoticed, but I didn't miss yours and if I had never visited your site before I would have clicked on the visit site link. So I reckon if you are aiming at the world they seem like a good add idea without having you sound like a used car salesman.

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Old 10-29-2014, 04:39 PM
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Evidence that Bruce have returned home from Woodstock to his Petaluma workshop with a drill and a screwdriver. Here is a shot of the Camatillo backstrap veneer with some Keith Robson tuners installed. Who knows, we might even see some strings soon?

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Bruce installed the tuners, roughed in the nut and saddle and is refining The gesture and proportion of a Tor-Tis pickguard profile. With a paper mock-up. Tomorrow, a guitar...





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Looking great and just about there... I always find the shape of Bruce's pickguards to be beautiful... not sure about the white though Cheers, berf
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A bit of refinement on the nut....




A matching Mexican Kingwood (Camatillo) TR cover...
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Old 10-30-2014, 07:37 PM
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I don't yet have the case so I can't deliver. This will give me a chance to take better photos, and I hope I do. But if not, these would do:







Talk is cheap, but this guitar is going to make the customer very happy.

Thanks for following this saga, for those who have. Mind you, it's far from over. I have just glued the neck onto the Magnolia and it may even see strings before this Pernambuco goes out the door, which would make an interesting comparison. If the Magnolia is even vaguely comparable it will be highly successful.
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Old 10-30-2014, 08:09 PM
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Bruce, that guitar is just so fine. I'd say my favorite yet of all I've seen of your builds. Would sure like to hear it some day.
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Old 10-30-2014, 10:16 PM
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The "perpendicular fret" on the pernambuco appears to be the bridge! That's unusual. What has been the thinking behind that?
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Very NICE look Bruce... i'm diggin it! Thx for sharing...
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