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StudioShutIn wrote:
Mudfuzz wrote:Also I am doing final setup on a soprano classical guitar I built for my mom.
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Nice...Any more details available on this build? Cool idea, and for a good cause. :thumb:
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I will give full details and picts soon. Basically it is a a octave flamenco guitar but I made the sides full depth so it wouldn't be thin sounding. Also being it is my first acoustic and me being me... it did almost every thing by hand even re-sawing the maple sides, it took a long time to build but I KNOW now how to build one :lol: next time [if ever] I'll make jigs a shit :lol:
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Achtane wrote:Yeah, this one really moved me, I was planning on copping that color if my finish didn't work out! Also those sheets (I guess) are fucking awesome, where'd you get them?

thanks, yo! the sheets are from target... :thumb:

and yeah, big fan of that colour.... i kinda want all my guitars that inca silver / black scheme now :lol:
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Mudfuzz wrote:
StudioShutIn wrote:
Mudfuzz wrote:Also I am doing final setup on a soprano classical guitar I built for my mom.
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Nice...Any more details available on this build? Cool idea, and for a good cause. :thumb:
:)* :)* :)*

I will give full details and picts soon. Basically it is a a octave flamenco guitar but I made the sides full depth so it wouldn't be thin sounding. Also being it is my first acoustic and me being me... it did almost every thing by hand even re-sawing the maple sides, it took a long time to build but I KNOW now how to build one :lol: next time [if ever] I'll make jigs a shit :lol:

Fret crowning done.. need to buy some stealwool for final fretboard cleanup and then I just have to put the tuners back on and strang it :thumb:
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Mudfuzz wrote:Fret crowning done.. need to buy some stealwool for final fretboard cleanup and then I just have to put the tuners back on and strang it :thumb:


Cool :cool: You may have said this earlier and i just missed it..but how will this guitar be tuned?
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StudioShutIn wrote:
Mudfuzz wrote:Fret crowning done.. need to buy some stealwool for final fretboard cleanup and then I just have to put the tuners back on and strang it :thumb:


Cool :cool: You may have said this earlier and i just missed it..but how will this guitar be tuned?


CFA#D#GC basically it's like putting a capo on you 8th fret on a normal guitar.
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Ok
So here she is!
My very first acoustic build, also I designed it myself, the funniest thing is that this came out of researching building a ABG :lol:
Clips when strings and top settle.
Scale is about 13"
Spruce top and back
Cedar fan bracing on top
Spruce modified ladder bracing on back, this was my idea.
Cedar fan bracing on top
Maple sides
Black limba neck, back strip and tail graft
Pau Ferro fretboard
Maple headplate
Spruce linings [I don't like the idea of kerfing].
Water buffalo horn nut
Rosewood bridge

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daaaang
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fuk.

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Is that acoustic something you'd consider making another of?
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see other thread... ;)
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:thumb: :love:
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Mudfuzz wrote::thumb: :love:

You don't even know how hard your stuff blows my mind, man. I haven't wanted a bass since I got my Grabber, but now I really want one of yours. So so much.
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