One more thing, what wood was used on the neck and fingerboard?
i went through the whole thread, but couldnt find reference to it!
i went through the whole thread, but couldnt find reference to it!
Hi Norman,thanxNorman86 wrote: One more thing, what wood was used on the neck and fingerboard?
i went through the whole thread, but couldnt find reference to it!
Thanx chris, cool idea! ?chris77 wrote: Jis ja, she sure turned out to be a beaut. I am still drooling from the last time I saw her pics. :-[ You can be really really proud of her, and as Alan said - so can Matt for building her. Well done! :applause:
You know, it might sound a bit tacky but if I were to have a custom guitar built for me and it was chronicled with such amazing photos from the builder, I would have a photobook made up telling her story from the first pics of the raw woods, the whole build in progress and right through to the finished instrument. I remember from when we had a photobook of our wedding photos printed that there are quite a few places that can do a professional job for a not too unreasonable price. It would be an awesome chronicle of the build and can either be kept with the guitar or displayed as a coffee table book, depending on what type and size of photobook is decided on. I will even ask the builder to sign and date the book for me.
Now I just need to win the lotto so I can do it.... :'(
Thanx Alan, will tell MattAlan Ratcliffe wrote: That is an absolute stunner!
Congratulations on what looks to be a top-tier instrument and please pass my compliments on to Matt for his absolutely amazing work.
Hi Manfred, it definitely is being played! ?Manfred Klose wrote: the guitar looks like it cant wait to be played ?