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on which book match is preferred. I like the first one but wanted other opinions. TIA



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First, but by a small margin. Both are good.
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1st for sure. Cocobolo bindings...

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What would the instrument profile look like? I think it would depend on how much darker wood is left. Might look nice with the dark on the outside...

What kind of wood is that exactly?


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I'd say 1st too Bob, what is it ?
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First one. But either would really be ok.

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Thanks guys. Of course it could be used either way depending on customer preferance. I was just looking for the best way to take the pictures. Maybe I'll do a few each way. Oh it's QS Curly Ash in very limited quantity.

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[QUOTE=Bobc] I’m looking for an honest opinion [/QUOTE]

Bob, What? Did you think we'd give you a dishonest opinion. That's not right!   

Put me down for Number Uno with a bold zigzag down the center and while you are at it, cut a dred shape out of it. That thang's got bluegrass written all over it. Dickey38731.7663541667
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I'm with John, I like #2. I think I always like to see the lighter color wood as well as the tighter grain along the seam. Of course, I'm a little odd.

Bob, you can't spoil our objectiveness by stating your preference first. I bet if you kept it secret, the results would be much different!   

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Bob, you can't spoil our objectiveness by stating your preference first. I bet if you kept it secret, the results would be much different!   

Cheers!

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Come on John I don't believe that for a mminute.

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#2. I agree with John and John. It's got a natural sunburst built in.

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OK How about one of each? Tough to get the curl to show on both halves but it's there.




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I still like the second one. Take 1/2" out of the center so there's a little more dark at the waist. Its framed.

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Ron these sets are about 9" wide so there is room to play.

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Nice looking ash, Bob.....what species is it? I picked up some super figured Japanese Tamo ash and some fiddlebck European ash awhile back. I've always admired fine ash. I would agree with the opinion to remove a bit of center and keep the heartwood framing the set.Larry Davis38731.8481134259
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Thanks Larry. Nothing exotic. Just nice American ash.
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