costafonix I guess with the price of endangered wood going through the roof this is an interesting alternative, I think it looks quite cool. http://www.stewmac.com/shopby/product/0450?tab=Pictures
Gearhead We'll have to have a nuclear holocaust to get rid of all the pine on the planet. Not going to get rare any day soon.
costafonix Gearhead wrote We'll have to have a nuclear holocaust to get rid of all the pine on the planet. Not going to get rare any day soon. :roflmao: thats true,, I'd be keen to hear one of these
vic Pine has the tendency to shed its knots over few years. Just check out the old knotty pine ceilings from the 70's....full of small holes. Now if that happens with these guitars...? ??? Hole(ly) s$%t ?
Banditman Vic wrote Pine has the tendency to shed its knots over few years. Just check out the old knotty pine ceilings from the 70's....full of small holes. Now if that happens with these guitars They'll be marketed as the weight relieved version.
Manfred-Klose as i kid i always thought english people were talking about "Naughty pine" as in the the wood being bad ? i dont mind using pine as a bodies, but those knots might become a problem.
nicovlogg I don't mind the Clear Pine bodies that Stewmac sells. But selling these for the same price? Ridiculous.
costafonix Manfred Klose wrote as i kid i always thought english people were talking about "Naughty pine" as in the the wood being bad ? :roflmao: makes you think about Brazilian Mahogany ?
Norman86 CostaFonix wrote Manfred Klose wrote as i kid i always thought english people were talking about "Naughty pine" as in the the wood being bad ? :roflmao: makes you think about Brazilian Mahogany ? thats why they dont offer it with a wax finish?! ?
costafonix Reinhard wrote Don't be hatin', those are tone clusters..... or,,, new places to keep your plectrums.,.
