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Hers's 10-string Shallow-Body Small Jumbo Cutaway with a Carpathian Spruce top and Walnut sides and back. Built for Joel Blumert by luthier Dave Charbonneau http://www.dcluthier.com/ Headstock is Ginko leaf inlaid into purpleheart headstock. FB and Bridge are purpleheart. dang I should have saved myself one of these sets of walnut for myself




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Ok I am awake now


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Man I was beginning to think that no one liked it.

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bob, sometimes it takes awhile to become unspeechless!


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Fantastic stuff. I can vouch for that walnut...I had a killer set from Bob as well!

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I think the whole design of this guitar is pretty cool. He also built one from my african satinwood that looks awesome.

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Don't think I need coffee, the beautiful wood is making my blood flow faster!

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What's he using for neck stock?
Be that curly Hond. mahog? It sure is pretty.

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Oh yes--must not forget--so is that walnut!!

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Unbelievable Bob. Stop that you are making my heart race. I am truly amazed at all these guitars of such fine quality (zoot)Wood.    Great pictures and guitars guys!!


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WOW, awesome wood Bob,especially that amazing walnut!

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Great guitars Bob.   That satin wood seems to have a greenish tint to it. Is that actual color or is it an artifact of the lighting and photography.

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John the wood is actually golden color with no green so I'm assuming it's something with the lighting. Ya know blue and yellow mix = green cast.

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Bob,
Great looking wood, as always! Oh what the hands of the artist can accomplish!


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Bob,
Both guitars are very nice indeed! Your wood brought back to life! Beautiful!
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i received my two curly rw sets today and they are every bit as impressive in the hand as in the monitor. thanks again bob.


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Thanks Michael. Glad you like them.

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[QUOTE=Steve Kinnaird] What's he using for neck stock?
Be that curly Hond. mahog? It sure is pretty.[/QUOTE]
Steve I checked the neck stock out and sur'nuf it's curly honduran.

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Sorry to be a party pooper , but I wouldn't build with a walnut crotch
back. All runout and reaction wood. If it hasn't got any cracks 10 years
from now, I'll eat a walnut.

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Howard that was cut from a walnut board that was 5/4 x 10" x 84" l. Of course I don't know where on the tree the board was cut from but it didn't appear to be a crotch.

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