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The LEG guitar, which stands for latifolia experimental guitar, in this case a Grand A!

Check out the page and Michael Payne's early rendering. Thanks Michael and Walter too, the gambler.



Michel provided an original high res picture of the actual woods. For me I'd have to duct tape four Gateway fifteen inch LCD screens together to see it all at once. Gee Michael, how big is your monitor?

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[QUOTE=LanceK] Whaa's da TOP! that what we all wanna see! [/QUOTE]

Which One? One 21" and one 56"...Nevermind thats my TV
Every thing is bigger and better in Texas

Hay.. I work full scale. After all Cyber-space is like the universe. ever expanding

Thers is a fit to screen button ya know!!!


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Bruce,

Good luck with the project and let us know what you learn. Are you going to thin the top a lot more to get it to vibrate? Are there any other considerations which are different other than the materials? Hopefully the project will yield some good data, BUT, I gotta admit, that is going to be one dog-ugly guitar!    Like my uncle used to say, beauty is only skin deep, but ugly goes to the bone.   

Cheers!

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a little virtual patience Lance, Michael's on it, we're talking rosette here. You know, measure twice, cut once.

John, I don't know the details yet. Since this is uncharted territory I may just have to fly by the seat of my pants!


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I don't know...I think it could be kinda pretty! Bruce, good for you for trying this. I hope it turns out to be a great guitar. If an all-koa guitar can sound great, why not an all-EIRW guitar?????

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Not that anyone asked.... but I think zooty koa appointments on this beast would look killer...

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Yes, Koa would look good.


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check the link now for the rosette

Click here

What do you think?


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Sweeeeeeet!!!!

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