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Here we go again!

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Don't know who the builder is but love the guitar.

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Someone who is a serious glutten for punishment.
I've done spalted maple bindings and they were not fun. I can't imagine the amount of epoxy/CA in this thing.
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Looks kind of like the Paul McGill shape.
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the slanted heel gives it away. (your right colby)

And I'm with Paul on this one! I've done the spalt binding before and it
just sucked to work with!John Mayes38742.4285532407

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McGill is correct.
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Oops, wrong again - I just checked the McGill website and the picture of this guitar is there.

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John your freaking me out with the face... looks like your constipated

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Plus most of the highly spalted maple that I have had in the past has been very punky.


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Paul McGill makes great guitars!! Do you have a pic for the whole guitar?

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[QUOTE=John Mayes] John your freaking me out with the face... looks like your constipated[/QUOTE]
Yep-

One more unknown consequence of using/ingesting cocobolo

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Plus most of the highly spalted maple that I have had in the past has been very punky.

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I think that guitar has spalted sycamore back and sides. Has anyone used spalted sycamore and is it more stable than spalted maple?



[QUOTE=peterm] Paul McGill makes great guitars!! Do you have a pic for the whole guitar? [/QUOTE]
Here is the page with the pics for the whole guitar -
Paul McGill Super Ace

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i'm gonna have some of that beautiful stuff one day and build me one like that!
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