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WarrenG
PostPosted: Sat May 10, 2008 11:07 pm 
You don't get a good look at the headstock but I thought the bridge might give it away.
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Bruce Dickey
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Hi Warren. Don't know a thing about the guitar. He has a similar one with a 1 1/2 inch hole directly below, yep, below the bridge. This little guy does a great job. Really enjoyed perusing his videos. You can tell his dad has supported his son's efforts. There are some webpostings on him and his family.

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I'm not sure either, though I remember reading somewhere that it was a Japanese luthier, can't recall the name right now, dang!

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i would do one for him, but only after he gets some lessons to learn and gets ability to play.
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I don't know who the builder is, but the rosette on his guitar looks very similar to the one in your avatar Warren. ;)

Thanks for posting this, it was very enjoyable.

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