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johnparchem
PostPosted: Sat Mar 25, 2017 6:16 pm 
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Thanks all for the kind comments

I gave it to my instructor a week and a half ago. He loved it, we have some recordings that will be edited at some point. The guitar still sounds like a vintage all mahogany Martin. Despite being smashed up it was still in good shape. The neck was perfectly straight. I did not have to reset the neck. He loves it and used while teaching all of his lessons since he got it.

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I missed this thread somehow, but man alive that is awesome work!
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Thank you

here is a video of it being played be the owner


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