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CarltonM
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Hesh, that's not over-the-top at all! Very tasteful wood combination. Looks like another winner from the House of Hesh!


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SAY BROTHER...
I THINK IT'S BEAUTIFUL.
NICE COMPLIMENT OF WOODS. KEEP US INFORMED OF YOUR PROGRESS...PLEASE
VERY NICE. THANKS FOR SHARING.

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Daniel M
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OOOOH, That's pretty! I love Koa & the Snakewood looks great along side. I really like the shape.
I'm looking forward to watching this one grow.
The figure in the Koa is gonna pop beautifully when its finished.
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Serge Poirier
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Hesh, that combo's got class written all over it with a Kapital K! WAY TO GO!


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Joe Beaver
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She's going to be a beauty!

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Very Nice Hesh! You are producing some really nice guitars, and this one just may top them! Great combo of woods!
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lookin' Good!!
Are you using a binding jig to cut those binding channels? You just bent the bindings the other day. Thats pretty fast.
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Looks great Hesh! You really are kickin them out man!

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Andy Zimmerman
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Nice Hesh
The Word Gaudy should never be used to describe that one!!!
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Andy Zimmerman
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Looks great Hesh. Love the snakewood and Koa combo. Man your fast.

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Good Job, Hesh. I about to start another acoustic myself and I don't know what wood to use for the back and sides...I might use Koa, might not! I need to build one to bring out to the GAL meet this summer.

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Looks great, Hesh! I'm taking notes here, that is a great wood combination.

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Hey Hesh,

Now that is just about everything I like in a guitar. Nice curvy simple elegance with the wood taking centre stage. All you need is a little bit more "curvature" (aka doming) in the top and back

Great craftmanship as usual. Hope that the "Klingon" bracing delivers the sound for you! Keep us posted.

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That's beautiful, Hesh. Another fine job.

Every time I look at your guitars I have the urge to go to the bathroom.

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Beautiful guitar. I am looking foreward to seeing it with finish on it.

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Gorgeous one Hesh. Man, you are FAST! Good on you.

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    Thats a beauty ,...super clean looking work.


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mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, i like it a lot, keep on rolling baby!!
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Hesh,

I "strongly believe" that will be a gorgeous guit-fiddle. Only I think it REALLY will be. Keep us posted with pics!

WalterK, how goes the recovery?

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Billy T
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You have to be kidding, right? The guitar is beautiful! I look at Koa like Homer simpson looks at donuts! The binding is awesome!

Maybe you were talking about the carpet?
That's not Carpet! That is inlay.... BWWWAAAAHHH!Billy T38790.1497106481

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Hesh,

Gaudy is not all the right word for this guitar.Spectacular might be more appropriate. I love it and can't waite to see it under finish.

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Anthony Z
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Spectacular Hesh! Man -- for a guy that works in a confined work place you can really crank them out!

Now all it needs is some of Lacey's gifted inlay and this one will be ready for a museum!
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