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LanceK
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Tony got this one back to me just in the nick of time! Ill be bringing the LS Redwood Rosewood E2 with me to ASIA. Im looking forward to getting some feedback from you'all as well as some of the big boys!

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Lance,

Wish I could see it in person, it is beautiful. I would love to hear the feedback you get, I am sure it will be very complimentary.

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Nice Lance, very nice. Man that guy can really lay a finish.......and the builder did a pretty good job too


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Lance that's a real beauty. Can't wait to see it.

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Lance, Yay!   

not only do we get to meet after 5 years of friendship, but we also get to put our grimey paws on each others guitars.

looking forward to it my friend.

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Get out the Metal Picks! Yeehaaaa
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Sweeeeeeeeet. I am always amazed at how plain ERW looks raw and how beautiful it looks finished
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That guitar is beautiful!!
How are you getting such good pictures?
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Thanks Colby - I use my Olympus 5 megapixel Camera, In my shop, I alternate between flash and no flash. There -ok- but id like a better way.

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I predict a sale for this one--it just begs to be played! So be sure to put some strings on it.

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Thanks Carlton, indeed it will have strings! And its already sold too!
Actually, its a commission that just happens to be winding up done at the same time ASIA rolls around

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Can't wait to see and play...looks beautiful!

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Incredible guitar Lance. Looks like you and Tony are going to be a winning combination. Can't wait to see it.

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Wow Lance,
You could swim on that finish it's so slick.
It realy shows off the craftmanship!
Are you going to use that camera for your ASIA reports?

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A thing of beauty! It that KTM-9, or nitro? A killer finish can magnify flaws, or underscore the fact that there are none. Your execution looks really clean.

Get that guitar under studio lights (softboxes), use a backdrop, and use a scrim to kill the reflections, and that instrument can strut with the "big boys."

It begs to be played...

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Lance that looks great I am so impressed with the mirror smooth reflection off the back Beautiful work
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Really pretty, Lance. Does it get an endpin? Seems a shame to break up that nice inlay....

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Thanks Steve-
Not sure yet? got an emial in to the owner - I do believe that hes gonna want one though, because he gig's a lot.

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