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alan stassforth
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Sycamore back and sides, spruce top, etc.
I like the 'violin' type edge look, but don't knock it against anything hard.
Thin box, very balanced tone, not too bass.
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Love that heel inlay. Is the whole neck Lacewood?
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Sweetness.

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Dang, that's nice!

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Otherwise it could be from the word kitgut or kitstring. Kit meant fiddle, not kitten.
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Wow!!
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that looks nice. I like the violin style overhang too, too bad it can be so vulnerable. One thing that would help is if you used a purfling line then install a binding that overhangs. A hardwood of similar color would be ideal but even a binding of the same top wood would be less prone to splitting along short grain.

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Very, VERY nice!

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Thanks! It's a square neck, solid lacewood neck, and the heel cap is there because I
had problems with the neck angle, and had to cover up a big mess.
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