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milance21
 Post subject: Dreadnought ,,Martha,,
PostPosted: Fri Jun 21, 2013 4:28 pm 
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This is my version of D-28,its buil for my good friend,and a very talented guitar player...the goal was to minimize the buildin costs and to make a good sounding guitar.Wood that are used are Walnuth for back,sides and neck,top is spruce.pickguard is spalted maple.A hope you will like it.
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Jeez, man - your pix are the size of Connecticut.
Post them on a photo hosting site like PhotoBucket, and then give us the link.

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Chris Pile wrote:
Jeez, man - your pix are the size of Connecticut.
Post them on a photo hosting site like PhotoBucket, and then give us the link.

they are on the imageshuck...a dont know what heppend
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Chris Pile wrote:
Jeez, man - your pix are the size of Connecticut.
Post them on a photo hosting site like PhotoBucket, and then give us the link.

Chris, I did not realize Connecticut was that large.
Enjoy the weekend,
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It would look better if you it didnt have random strips of spalt inlaid in there, and if you did the inlay on the base of it in a more traditional fashion. Looks good, dont get me wrong, but the random inlays in there have me wondering if it broke or what went wrong?
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It would look better if you it didnt have random strips of spalt inlaid in there, and if you did the inlay on the base of it in a more traditional fashion. Looks good, dont get me wrong, but the random inlays in there have me wondering if it broke or what went wrong?

everything you see is customer wish,nothing gets cracked.he want to guitar be less traditional,but still dreadnoughgt
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