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James Orr
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Allied has a few EI RW sets big enough for a weissenborn, and the price is
right. Do you think that would make a nice instrument? Or would it
come out too choked, like the acoustics Gibson currently makes?
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I also wonder about the RW. It would be a nice looking Weis. How about the nicer plywoods? They have the length, I'm just not sure what kind of sound you get?

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Rance at Lazy River has made one (spruce top) and
I believe there are some sound bites there.

I don't think I'd try all RW though.


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