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Ckyslowsky
PostPosted: Wed Aug 06, 2014 9:58 pm 
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I am building a hollowbody similar to the languedoc.. I have built a few guitars and I know this is going to be a challenge.. Can anyone tell me the type of
Neck pocket joint to use? Also I am wondering if I can use acoustic back a sides.. Is there any tonal difference in carving my own back? Any help would be appreciated..
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Paul Languedoc uses a deep tenon neck on the G2 . As far as the side bending , that's a matter of choice . If you want to lean towards a more acoustic based tone then yes


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