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Old 07-16-2018, 03:56 PM
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Default Finally it arrives, Dehradun

It was a long wait of unexpected delays, customs and other issues, but finally after ~3 1/2 years, my Dehradun arrived. My first guitar with a redwood top. I was smitten by the new Modern style guitars, and wanted something different when I ordered this. It turned out pretty cool.

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Old 07-16-2018, 04:15 PM
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Old 07-16-2018, 04:43 PM
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Congrats--looks beautiful!

Enjoy and play it in good health!
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Are you happy with the sound? It looks beautiful.
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Congrats it looks awesome. They use great woods on those Dehradun guitars and they sound as good as they look.

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Old 07-17-2018, 05:35 AM
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Are you happy with the sound? It looks beautiful.
Overall yes. This is my first redwood topped guitar and wasn’t sure what to expect. But thought it would be a good compromise over cedar from what I’ve researched. It can take a flat pick pretty well with more aggressive strumming. I’m learning to slow down a bit and not be so aggressive with my attack, and you can hear the sweeter sound. I’m more into alternate tunings lately.
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Great looking guitar

Congratulations and thanks for sharing it!
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Beautiful guitar, very cool rosette. Enjoy. Russ Parker
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very nice! Thanks for sharing.
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Old 07-17-2018, 08:17 AM
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Congrats on a cool guitar, I found the FJ article on their manufacture very interesting also.
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Gorgeous guitar! Congrats!

What type of wood is the back and sides?
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nice guitar, why 3 1/2 years? And what kind of customs problems???
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nice guitar, why 3 1/2 years? And what kind of customs problems???
It was supposed to be approx 12 months. But in luthier time I was planning more like 18. I think they took on a lot of custom projects that were very time consuming, and that made it more difficult.

They changed the cities agreement on rosewood and think my guitar sat almost a year because they could not ship from India, but not exactly sure. In a previous time, I would have gotten angry, but I’ve had a lot of changes and challenges with life, so really didn’t hassle them about it. It was just a guitar, but glad I was patient.
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Hi Robert, I posted a longer response about the long wait under another thread (the one welcoming DGC as an AGF sponsor). Man you really were patient, and I really am grateful! You have the dubious honor of having waited longer than any other customer before or since. I do hope the guitar is treating you well. I'd be happy to take a look at it when I'm in the US this summer. Feel free to email me with any questions or concerns about it. Thanks again!
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