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   If it looks deep ,..its because it is . 4 3/4 " at the tail . This guitar has everything a serious players heart would desire .
This is the deepest guitar I have ever built and I will be doing more .

    Sorry for the jumbo picks ,.....I can build guitars ,..but Im lucky to even log in on a computer.


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Is that Koa or Tassie Blackwood? Whatever, it's lovely!

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Nice!

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It is Koa ,....Neck is also Koa .




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WOO-HOO ! ! ! ! ! !

That's gorgeous !

Beautiful workmanship...great wood. It all came together in this one didn't it?
The one regret I have about my first (and only) reso is that I didn't make it deeper.

Fantastic reso...

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     Hesh

        This wood came from a private source on the Island . I am a true lover of Koa ,. It is my favorite wood to build squarenecks with.

   Koa makes a killer square neck ,..best tonal qualities that Ive found ,..with Big leaf Maple a close second.

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JD, that is jaw dropping guitar! Man! What a great job you did

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Yey niiice JD, kiler koa for a killer reso!!!!

Great job!

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   Thanks you guys . The Reso's are so fun to build .

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That's really sweet JD!

I built a very deep baritone resonator (National-style)
and the depth sure seems to add a lot of extra reverb and
fullness to the tone, is that what you found?

Also is it traditional or baffle/post constructio


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   It does add a ton of depth ,...these lrg bodies really shine when you drop tune to D ,.....And yes post and baffle .
I had three prospective buyers play this guitar,...all three ordered on the spot . A walnut and two koas .

   If you buildem they will come ,....that is if they sound like the cannons on a pirate ship !




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[QUOTE=JD Myers] If you buildem they will come ,....that is if they sound like the cannons on a pirate ship !
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Good one! Smart buyers...

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