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Jim Watts
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Great job Peter,
Be sure to let know how it sounds.

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No comments on the tuner buttons??
I got those as a favor from John Hall....

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Love the headstock design!!

I've just noticed that the back of the headstock and the guitar's body of a similiar wood....innovative.

Myrtle is a very symbolic wood to use for this guitar...

Beautiful guitar!!!Sam Price38943.1529166667
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nice guitar! congrats!
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Nice tuner buttons yeah!


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Looks great Peter! I too like the wood combination, that myrtle sure is pretty!

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Wow Peter! Really sweet! Nice tuner buttons too!

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I'm a bit late to the dance, here, but I wanted to join in on the accolades...very nice! Tastey job on the neck lam and inlay!


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Fantastic. I love the nice clean lines and interesting wood combination. Great Job


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[QUOTE=GregG] .........Now we need to know what she sounds like...string-er-up!

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Very good point Greg!

Oh Lance! Is there anyway to enhance the forum with real-time? Maybe have a 15 second audio clip to be used only for completed guitars and a few bars of strumming to give us a taste of the tone?

Just a thought......


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Peter:

I like the wood tone contrast and the myrtle is sharp.

Very nice job!!



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