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Rod True
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Well maybe it's been a while so thought I'd through out another one.

Haven't seen paddy around here for quite some time so this may take a while

Oh, and Alan Duwell, give some of the others a chance eh


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Here's another from the same builder. Sweeeeeeeeeet Mrtyle


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Well that didn't take long there Lance

You got it buddy. Nice stuff eh?

I think Alan should invite some of his Colorado builder buddies on over to the OLF. (Strong hint there Al)

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Love both but i'd say that the myrtle one is WOW!


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I knew this one! That is Larry's guitar. He is active on a couple of forums, a real nice guy and an excellent player too.

The pattern is natural.

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I have seen that myrtle before. When or where, I couldn't tell you. But its hard for even me to forget that back. Love it.

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Somebody should tell him that he's got shrubbery growing on the back of his guitar!
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[quote=Hesh]Is the figure/pattern in the second one natural????[/quote]

    You can do that with a wood burning iron!

       I just checked out Baskin's site(Bashkin?)! He builds some nice looking guitars! I've heard of ebony used on back and sides but never seen it, it's stunning!


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a front view of the myrtlewood one shows off the fanned frets nicely.......

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Hesh, yes that is natural, come on over if you'd like to flex and tap some of it..
It is from the "NEW" tree, Gem quality quilted sapele.

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Lance I think he was refering to the Myrtle. Wow what a spalt I assume
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