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Sometime last year Bob C aka the Zootman offered some very special Black and White Ebony.   I have to say it is some of the coolest zoot I have ever seen. It wasn't cheap, but it was stunning. When Bob dryed it out last year, it shrunk quite a bit, so it was a bit small for a OM.
Since the LOO has become popular lately I decided to attempt my 1st. Thanks HESH for the inspiration after seeing your tiger Myrtle black top L-OO. WAY COOL Well I bought Marks plans. Adapted them a bit in the Somogyi style and went to work. Since the BW ebony was too small for an OM I thought why not use it for my 1st L-OO.   (This one is for me not a customer.) I have decided to go all black and white. The binding will be ebony. The purfling will be a fine black and white rope.   Black ebony headstock with white line purfling. Mahog neck with Maple and ebony. B & W MOP rosette. I alway love looking at other pics so I thought I would add some to the pile. I closed the box today!!!!










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Hesh 24.9 scale length.
Forgot to mention. The top is some of Shanes wonderful Lutz

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Ahhhh Right on!!! I remember that mint zoot as if it were yesterday... I don't think there were even 10 sets to be had... I was wondering when someone would use it!

That is gorgeous! I can't wait to see it under finish!

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Oh man! This is going to be another stunning guitar. I keep falling back on the word stunning, but it the only word that comes to mind as I see all of these guitars that will just knock your socks off. Very impressive.

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Andy I too have been waiting for a B & W Ebony build to show up. Looking great as your work always does. Can't wait to see it under finish.

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Thanks for the kind words.
Bob...This stuff is going to be incredible under finish!!!!
I wiped some naptha on it to give me a hint.

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That looks good Andy. I especially like the rosette. Very creative, I bet it took a while to cut all those pieces.

I have some of that bw ebony that I also got from Bob and plan to make Craig a guitar with it so he can inlay the wazoo out of it.

I think the neck will be curly anigre that also came from Bob.


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Cool idea Andy! Keep the updates coming!


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wow...love it, beaut.

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So nice...so nice....

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It's nice when beautiful wood ends up in very capable hands!! Inspiring... Thanks, Andy!

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Purdy!!!

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*wipes the drool from his mouth*


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Blimey O'Reilly....


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Very Nice!

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