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OK kids, give this one a try!

I cropped off the peghead...that would have made it too easy








Happy lard hunting!


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Tacoma?

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Anderson?

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Linda Manzer?


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I don't know who, but that guitar, pick-guard and that Koa is SMOKIN' HOT!!!!
WOW!

Piagelli?

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I wish!


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Creative and attractive design--I like it! It's got to be someone on your side of the Atlantic.


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OK...time for a little hint:

This builder is better known for solid bodies than for archtops...



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Oh, an how cool is this for a tailpiece/attachment??

Anodized aluminum tailpiece...sweet!



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tough one....

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Ken Parker??


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No guess but am inspired to say the least. That is a STUNNING guitar.

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Don't know who the builder is, but he certainly has great taste when picking out his koa.

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It says Rick Turner to me, but I don't think it is...

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Tom is the big winner of today's bucket 'o lard!

The man who did this:



Has brought you this:




More pics here:

Ken Parker Archtops


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You were right! The headstock would have given it away!!

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That's very cool looking archtop. I went to his website and looked at the other pictures -- I have no idea how he joins the neck to the body.


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Its somehow mounted on that square looking piece of brass or whatever - that goes into a block that has an imbedded bolt in it that can be accessed from under the little knobby on the back - I wonder if he inlaid the olive wher it is so as to not have to join the back purfling right there !!! Long one piece strips, no joints .... hmmm...easy, and pretty too. Also very nice way of suspending the pickguard - rounded brass plate to the bottom of the neck, way out of site, very stable.

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that is a VERY awesome guitar. I really dig it.

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wow...seriously... I LOVE this guitar... Its HOT

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Innit?

And only 3 1/2 pounds as well...amazing, that!


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Very cool looking guitar.


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Tony that's what I saw too and thought to myself nah can't be the way it was done. I suppose it works


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