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Arnt Rian
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[QUOTE=letseatpaste] Queensland maple[/QUOTE]

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[QUOTE=Pwoolson] I going to say mahogany just 'cause...[/QUOTE]

We can't get Mahogany over here any more Paul.

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[QUOTE=Arnt] I bet it's wonderwood!    [/QUOTE]

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You're my wonderwood


No Oasis in the desert Arnt.

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[QUOTE=SteveCourtright] Sapele???[/QUOTE]

Nope. Not Sapele Steve.

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[QUOTE=letseatpaste] American Palletwood[/QUOTE]

You are really clutching at straws now Jon.

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Fynny as it may seem, there is a guy selling spruce that he calls "wonderwood" (I realize people don't usually bend spruce), he has even got another name for "his" spruce trademaked! I find this guy's marketing hype so over the top that it is actually quite amusing.

I like your respons too, though!

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[QUOTE=Don Williams] Myrtle?[/QUOTE]

Congratulations

Well done Don.

Not a lot to go on there I know, but the wood in question
is Tasmanian Myrtle( Nothofagus cunninghami).

Not the tiger variety but the same tree.

It's an OM we're building for the son of one of my mates for his 18th birthday. They live in Tasmania and wanted to have some connection in the guitar.

Here's a better pic.



PM me a postal address Don and I'll send 'em to you.

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[QUOTE=WaddyT] How about Tiger Myrtle?
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Pipped at the post Waddy.

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[QUOTE=WaddyT] Technically I was wrong anyway.
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Not really Waddy. The Tiger part of it is just spalting like in Maple.

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Cool! This may be about the only thing I've ever won in my entire life!
I feel fortunate to own a small amount of myrtle, of the wide-curly variety, and a few sets of really killer tiger myrtle. It's a nice looking wood for sure.
Thanks Bob! I'll have to save that bridge for a special project...maybe with some blackwood or the tiger myrtle.

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But Don, you don't make guitars...?

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Arnt, that reminds of the 91 year old gentleman who manages our library at work. At last years birthday party, he said that everybodys got the the idea of retire all wrong. He said its just like an old car - sometimes you just have to take a break and re-tire and then keep on rolling. Don't let the Don fool ya.

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[QUOTE=bob_connor] [QUOTE=Don Williams] Myrtle?[/QUOTE]

Congratulations

Well done Don.

Not a lot to go on there I know, but the wood in question
is Tasmanian Myrtle( Nothofagus cunninghami).

Not the tiger variety but the same tree.

It's an OM we're building for the son of one of my mates for his 18th birthday. They live in Tasmania and wanted to have some connection in the guitar.

Here's a better pic.



PM me a postal address Don and I'll send 'em to you.

Thanks for joining in everyone. Very enjoyable.

Cheers[/QUOTE]

dang I didnt realize you started a new thread - I guessed in the other thread! Oh well I guess I was late either way - I fonally get one of these quizes and no cigar...bah!
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