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Old 04-29-2018, 11:22 AM
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A few weeks back I shared photo's of a 12 fret 00 Martin style slothead I built. I recorded this to show what it sounds like:

https://soundcloud.com/mimbler/vincent-4-24-2018

I didn't learn to play guitar till after I retired, so the playing isn't the best, but it does show the sound fairly well. I like it, but this is the only acoustic I've ever played, as the other 5 guitars I've built are classicals,

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Old 04-29-2018, 01:09 PM
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Nice job on a nice tune, we’ll done !
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Old 04-29-2018, 01:16 PM
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Nice job on a nice tune, we’ll done !
Thanks! It is one of my favorite songs as well,
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Nice tone on that guitar. Very well played, too. Thanks for sharing.
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Lovely sound - it must be quite something to play an instrument you have made yourself and come up with this quality of music...
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Very nicely done, Mike. And congratulations on that guitar.
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Nice tone on that guitar. Very well played, too. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Ryler, I appreciate that!
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Lovely sound - it must be quite something to play an instrument you have made yourself and come up with this quality of music...
Thanks Rod! It takes me about a year to build one, so I really do derive satisfaction from being able to make music on one!
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Very nicely done, Mike. And congratulations on that guitar.
Thanks Kerbie! I'm too shy to play for people in person, so I really appreciate the feedback,
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Beautiful.
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Thank you Hank!
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A very nice arrangement of that song. It needs just a little tweaking, a bit more fluidity when you are playing, but man, for a guy who didn't start playing until after retirement very, very nice. Actually better than just nice IMO. You must derive great pleasure from playing on a guitar you've built yourself--a nice sounding guitar to boot.
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A very nice arrangement of that song. It needs just a little tweaking, a bit more fluidity when you are playing, but man, for a guy who didn't start playing until after retirement very, very nice. Actually better than just nice IMO. You must derive great pleasure from playing on a guitar you've built yourself--a nice sounding guitar to boot.
Thanks for the kind words Nailpicker. Luckily I love this song and won't mind spending extra time on it to make it flow better. It is just a little above me technically right now, but it is rewarding to work on it and make it better!
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Nice job, cool arrangement. Yours?
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Nice job, cool arrangement. Yours?
Thanks Joe!

No, I'd like to claim the arrangement, but it is by John Knowles who wrote for Chet Atkins!
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