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John Kinnaird
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Lance, what neck width at the nut are you partial to.
What string spacing at the bridge are you interested in?

Do you prefer adjustment at the peghead end or through the sound hole?

Do you like wide frets or medium frets? ( I don't have small)

I am curious about whether the top was braced so that it should have a 12 fret or a 14 fret neck? I want the bridge to fall in the right place but I have enough neck material for either a 12 fret or a 14 fret neck.



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It's a 12 fret design John. I think the fingerboard has been cut for a 24.9" scale.

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Ive never been asked them questions

1 3/4" nut 2 1/4 saddle, sound hole adjustable truss rod and a very narrow D profile, not the fat V or vintage V shape, but more of the 80/90s Martin style.


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Thankee kindly yall
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