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LanceK
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Here are some final pictures of my latest. Stephen Ziegenfuss is coming over this weekend
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She's a beauty Lance! I love the matching rosette and binding! [:Y:]

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How about a shot of the back??? Eat Drink
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Wow Lance! That is just so classy and beautiful. Congrats on bringing another beauty into the world to sing. [clap]

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BTW! Lance, gorgeous guitar! Always excellent work! Thanks for posting it! [clap] [clap] [clap] [clap] [clap]
What's your finish and who does it?

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Lance to me that looks the best you have done, I like the wood choice very much, the colours blend well together. As you know the highest compliment I can give is that a guitar looks very 'British', well that guitar looks 'British'. [:Y:]

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I concur entirely with Colin's statement about the guitar looking British.

Really beautiful, Lance, the gleam of the rosette and seemingly matching binding is really breathtaking.
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<sigh> Once again, Lance posts pics and neglects the gorgeous cocobolo back. [headinwall]

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Lance,

Another great looking guitar. Congrats a terrific and tasteful design and execution. How about a couple shots of the back and sides?

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Colin S wrote:
Lance to me that looks the best you have done, I like the wood choice very much, the colours blend well together. As you know the highest compliment I can give is that a guitar looks very 'British', well that guitar looks 'British'. [:Y:]
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I don't think the guitar looks at all British. I fail to see the long thin nose, stiff upper lip, lack of chin and air of superiority :roll: :lol:

Lance lovely guitar! You sure do nice work. Out of curiousity, what kind of wood are the bindings and rosette made from?


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Colin S wrote:
Lance to me that looks the best you have done, I like the wood choice very much, the colours blend well together. As you know the highest compliment I can give is that a guitar looks very 'British', well that guitar looks 'British'. [:Y:]

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Thanks everyone!

Here is shot of the back, its been posted here before so I didnt want to wear it out.

This shot catches the beautiful figure in this set of wood.


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Whoa that back looks nice. That is sap wood I am seeing in the centre? Lance, what species of wood did you use for the binding and rosette?
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Hi Anthony,
Yes that is a cocobolo set with some nice sapwood. It came from LMI about 4 years ago.

The rosette and bindings are Flamed Koa.

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I am so happy with his work that I am going to have to think long and hard
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Thanks everyone!

Here is shot of the back, its been posted here before so I didnt want to wear it out.

This shot catches the beautiful figure in this set of wood.


HAH!! How could we ever get tired of amazing coco like that?
It's a stunner Lance. Nice to see a cedar topped guitar, I love 'em! [clap]
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Thanks Joe!
Although it looks like cedar its actually a Redwood top. :)

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