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 Post subject: D14 Headed to finish!
PostPosted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 3:21 pm 
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All done but the side markers and its off to finish!

This guitar was a real treat to build, I mean that in a good way. It was one of those guitars
that nearly built it self. Most everything went off with out a hitch.

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Great stuff! [clap]

I love the composition of the first photograph.
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Beautiful Lance!!!! I love the way the BRW just walks up the fret board and on to the head stock. [clap] [clap] [clap] [clap]
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Lance Kragenbrink wrote:

I promise I wont post anymore until it has finish on it :)


Lance, post away! We love looking at your stuff, and this is another treat for the eyes.
Besides, isn't this your sandbox we're playing in? Post all you want.

I take it that the Brazilian was a joy to work?

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beautiful guitar Lance! I hope that I can see, hear, and play this one in Miami :D

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That is a real nice looking top Lance! Of course the brw
back and sides are great too along with the FB.
Is this the guitar for John Creech ??
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Wow Lance! A beauty you built there.
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Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!

Don't forget to drill your tuner holes, or do you do that after finish?

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Did you glue the bridge down before finishing?
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Thanks!

Ken, yes this will be at Miami and John Creech will be playing it for the mini concerts.
Dave yes its John Creechs guitar.

Mario, its just taped in place for the picture. ;)

Rod, I did the tuner holes last night, for a set of nickle Waverlys with oval buttons.

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Very pretty guitar Lance
I really do like guitars in this stage. They look so organic and natural. Is this one going to Miami?

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John Kinnaird wrote:
Very pretty guitar Lance
I really do like guitars in this stage. They look so organic and natural. Is this one going to Miami?

John


Thanks John, yes, it will be at Miami, the customer is John Creech and he will be playing it for my mini concert. By the way, have you heard about how to schedule a mini concert?

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Hey there! I finally figured out how to get back into the forum... hahaha!!!!

Yes indeed... that is going to be out 2nd instrument. My Dad and I have already started calling her the "Brazilian Beauty." It's going to be such a thrill to be at Miami and play this guitar for the first time. Also, the LS Redwood / EIR E2 that Lance built for me will be at both the Miami show and the Montreal show. It's showing a little wear, but it will be a great opportunity to hear how the tone ripens with each passing year. Fair warning to any who pick it up to play it... the action is too low for most folks! Hahaha... but I like 'em like that. :-)

It's great to be back here... I love the new forum!!!!
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