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Joaquin
PostPosted: Sun Jul 11, 2010 9:40 am 
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Hi friends,
I usually play classical nylon guitar, I'm not familiarized with steel guitars, but lsearching and learning from the members of this great forum, I guess a triple 0 12 fret style guitar would be the most similar to a classical guitar, about the same body lwide at lower bout, slotted headstock,...
A luthier from Granada (here in Spain) builded for my an amazing flamenco guitar, he is ready to make that acoustic for me, but I wish to get your advice about what brand and model is for you a nice standard of a good 000 12 fret acoustic guitar, and how and where is possible to get accurated plans of it.
Thank you very much in advance and best regards
Joa
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JJ Donohue
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Stewmac has a great plan drawn by Don McRostie. I've fairly closely followed this plan on many occasions...one of the best available IMO.

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thank you very much for the advice! [:Y:]
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