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John Kinnaird
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I think that bridge position is part of what makes these small guitar speak up. Isn't that called the sweet spot. At any rate, it is far enough away from the intersection of the X braces to be freed up a little more.
I have never made a 13 fret guitar but you are right, this box has that potential.

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   John, superb! Elegant and very tasteful. Lars will flip for sure.

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John, beautiful guitar! I love the simplicity of your design. Sometimes simplicity is the hardest thing to pull off. You did it very well.

Oh yeah, that peghead is just down right classy looking.

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Beautiful guitar, John! I love the light sunburst on the back of the neck!

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Lovely job as usual John, I too really like that size, of guitar. I like the heel shape.

I'd be interested in seeing the bracing pattern as I plan a 12 fret small body London Plane SS guitar some time soon for my wife, at least it's on my growing list. Joshua will probably guess what template I'll be using!

I've got your web site on my bookmarks, it's one I look at when I want inspiration.

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I am always impressed with your beautiful work.
I swear I am sending out some wood to you this week. It's been busy!


How the collaberation guitar coming along?

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Super job John as usual.I really like that lighter colored Braz and the neck burst is very nice too.Very elegant guitar, Your client is a lucky guy to get this one!

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Great looking guitar John. Both you and your brother always do such nice work. Thanks for sharing it with us.
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As usual a great guitar. You just do it
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Thanks again fellas. Mighty supportive group.

Colin, I am building another 00 pretty soon and will take pictures of the bracing and post them. It really is pretty standard, with perhaps a few deviations from the norm. I personally think that the placement of the braces is not as important as their thickness, weight, stiffness and flexability and where each of those qualities is located. Hmmm, that did not make much sense. Hope you know what I mean.

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WHAT CAN I SAY THAT HAS ALREADY BEEN SAID?
YOUR GUITARS ARE ALWAYS VERY NICE.
THANKS FOR TAKING TIME TO POST PIC'S AND INFO.

ALL THE BEST JOHN!!!



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