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Bobc
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Glenn LaSalle
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Congats Bob!!

BTW my Mad RW B&S set came this week - AWESOME!!!

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Great article Uncle Bob!!!! [:Y:] [clap] [clap] [clap] [clap] [clap]
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Way to go, Bob!

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Brilliant!
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Good for you, Bob! Can't get too much publicity, can you? [clap]

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Congratulations Bob! [:Y:] [:Y:]

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Sam Price
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This statement made me laugh....

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The making of acoustic guitars in this country has little in common with the traditional classical string instruments built by hand in Europe, exclusively with figured hard maple


Two issues;

We build steel string guitars too!!
We also use lots of exotic wood..we've been even known to go crazy and use.....mahogany....
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Billy T
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Sam Price wrote:
This statement made me laugh....
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The making of acoustic guitars in this country has little in common with the traditional classical string instruments built by hand in Europe, exclusively with figured hard maple
Two issues;
We build steel string guitars too!!
We also use lots of exotic wood..we've been even known to go crazy and use.....mahogany....


Sammy Babe! "traditional classical string instruments" They're talking violins, violas....maple...! Everybody knows Americans invented steel string guitars and still build the best !!! :D :D :D :D

oops_sign :shock: I think our Eurpy friends are starting to think less of me! eek


JOKING!!!!
laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe

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Larry Davis
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Holey-Moley..just this week I was wondering what happened to that rag mag. We used to advertise in it and sell it in the store. Wrote some articles for it long ago....Good to see Todd and Brian's familiar names again. Wonder if it's still available in retail stores??
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Sam Price
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Billy T wrote:

Sammy Babe! "traditional classical string instruments" They're talking violins, violas....maple...! Everybody knows Americans invented steel string guitars and still build the best !!! :D :D :D :D

oops_sign :shock: I think our Eurpy friends are starting to think less of me! eek


JOKING!!!!
laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe laughing6-hehe


:lol: :lol: :lol: laughing6-hehe

Y'know, we've only got to grips with that wierd interweb thingie...we've stopped poking it with sticks now....
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joel Thompson
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Sam Price wrote:
This statement made me laugh....

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The making of acoustic guitars in this country has little in common with the traditional classical string instruments built by hand in Europe, exclusively with figured hard maple


Two issues;

We build steel string guitars too!!
We also use lots of exotic wood..we've been even known to go crazy and use.....mahogany....


I was thinking exactly the same thing when i read that its allmost emplying that stell string guitars with interesting non traditionaöl woods are soley built in the U.S.A.

we have also been known to use walnut on occasions and even pear on traditional instruments including classical guitars and lutes.

Joel.
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Sam Price
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joel Thompson wrote:
we have also been known to use walnut on occasions and even pear on traditional instruments including classical guitars and lutes.

Joel.


Disgusting!! [clap] laughing6-hehe
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Anthony Z
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Hey Bob, congratulations! [clap] [clap] Hope you are recovering well from your surgery!
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Yeah...he now has the eyesight of an eagle.

Just in time for the women's beach volleyball finals! bliss laughing6-hehe

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JJ Donohue wrote:
Yeah...he now has the eyesight of an eagle.

Just in time for the women's beach volleyball finals! bliss laughing6-hehe


In a word "Awesome"

Sam and Joel just to clarify. That statement was not made by me. It was a bit of embellishment by the author. gaah

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Sam Price
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Bobc wrote:
JJ Donohue wrote:
Yeah...he now has the eyesight of an eagle.

Just in time for the women's beach volleyball finals! bliss laughing6-hehe


In a word "Awesome"

Sam and Joel just to clarify. That statement was not made by me. It was a bit of embellishment by the author. gaah


Ignoring the women's beach volleyball finals for a minute... :D laughing6-hehe

Bob, just to make it clear, I was having a lighthearted "dig" at the author of the article. Bob, you could never do wrong in my book. You da man!! [:Y:]
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