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Spyder
PostPosted: Wed May 16, 2018 9:17 pm 
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bionta wrote:
Beautiful! I bet it's a thrill to play it.


Oh yeah, going to have some fun with this thing. IF I can figure out how to play one of these! :D

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J De Rocher wrote:
Great looking guitar and congratulations on getting it to completion! Nice clean work. I really like the ash neck. What does the bridge look like?


Forgot to include a pic of that. Here I think it turned out real nice, other than I made the entrance chamfers a touch rough. But they hardly show on the finished bridge, and it works fine. This wood had some beautiful grain!


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very, very nice first build or any build for that matter... What's next?


No. 2 is in the works! Actually, I was building two at the same time. I read that was not such a good idea, but I did get lots of experience! Anyway, the box is done, need to finish carving the neck, make the fret board, and go from there. But since I never put any finish on it, it will go much faster! And, it has some unique features to hide some mistakes. Got a bit creative with that one, no one will ever know! [:Y:]


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SteveCourtright wrote:
Well done!! How does it sound??


I think it sounds good! OF course, I may be a bit biased. :D
Working on a sound clip, hope to have it up in a few days. To me, the sound is bright, not as deep as a larger box but fairly even across the strings, which is good.

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Great looking guitar. I like your choice of woods. Congratulations.

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Nice looking guitar! very clean and well thought out details.

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Wow, Phil! That is one gorgeous guitar! [clap] It's so beautiful, I'll bet it plays itself.

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