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Reply With QuoteHi, this is my pride and joy acoustic guitar
Feedback Score 1 (100%) Interesting bridge. I don't think I've seen that before.Originally Posted by neogardguitar
Here's one of mine.
It's a Curly Cherry/Maple and Bearclaw Sitka.
Mahogany neck.
Feedback Score 0 Hi, this is my pride and joy acoustic guitar
PRS Guy
Feedback Score 0 I can see why, Jean. That's a great looking acoustic.
"Always go to other peoples funerals, otherwise they won't come to yours." - Yogi Berra
Feedback Score 19 (100%) Does the tag inside say Martin?
AJC
Some of my home made guitars...
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Feedback Score 0 Yes, I used a Martin tag copy, but it say : Custom build by Jean GODBOUT.
Any way, this guitar is not for sale.
Feedback Score 19 (100%) WHat is the headstock veneer? It looks interesting!
I love the look of that guitar, very classy.
AJC
Some of my home made guitars...
http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j3...collection.jpg
maker of pudding
Feedback Score 0 this thread has some of the most beautiful work i've seen.
i don't make guitars, so my craftsmanship is not as pretty:
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Feedback Score 6 (100%) AMAZING work...
Make quite a large one of those out of bronze and you would have a modern art "sculpture"...seriously
Dave
Feedback Score 0 Wow! Some absolutely beautiful work here! That spalted maple Tele got me all weak in the knees!
Here's some of my stuff.
I wanted a the roar of a Gibson SG in a guitar that had a 25 1/2" scale. I also wanted it to balance properly without being neck heavby the way SG's are.
This one is based on the venerable old Gibson L6-S. Close your eyes, plug it in and it's pure Angus Young!
Feedback Score 0 This one really ticked off John Hall and some of the Rickenbacker faithful.
If they hadn't been such arrogant snobs to me when I politely called and asked if they'd build me a 360 with a full size neck, there would have been no issue. This guitar corrects many of the inherent problems with the 360 model from the ergonomics to the basic construction.
I built this 100 year old black walnut and did the binding with maple. The inlay is also black walnut and I sort of, altered the shape to something I felt better suited the other styling cues on the guitar. The peg head has an extra degree of rake and the neck is a full 1 11/16" wide at the nut, 2 3/16" wide at the 22nd fret.
Three sets of pickups have come and gone in this guitar before finally settling on a set of Pete Biltoft's Mini-hum sized P90's.
Shock! Horror! A volute on a 360 neck?! That's right!
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