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This one is currently hanging in the white room and I will be on it like white on rice this Saturday when I visit TF's

This is Brocks Sedona model, Addy top and Koa back and sides.











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Yeah, "the king of clean" just wants to look inside with a mirror.... don't let him kid you...   

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That is one sweet set of Koa
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Man that is gorgeous! You think you could get a little more figure out of that set of Koa? That is one of nicest sets I've ever seen. The guitar is perfect too!
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Love that Koa!!Cool lookin' braz. fingerboard too!

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That`s really gorgeous.Is that a Mad rose fingerboard?Nice striping.
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Brock, that really is worthy of the name "zoot".
That's as flashy as Uncle Bob in his full length mink.
And one can see why Koa raises the blood pressure.
Man, that's nice.

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NICE!!!!

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Thanks for the kind words. Yeah, the figure really came alive in this guitar once the naptha hit it.

Most of the appointments on this guitar are BRW, but the fingerboard is Madrose. The rosette is burled maple with red abalone.

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Brock, what is the purfling? Is it snakewood? The red abalone in the rosette looks so good with the burl.

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That does it...

nice job Broc thats a beauty.

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Very nice Brock, I look forward to checkin it out in person.

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The purflings are the mahog-o-lams that BobC sells. I would have made up a matching koa purf, but I didn't have a nicely flamed koa side.

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What a beautiful guitar Brock, great work and stunning Koa and appointments.

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