What are the "general traits of a curly maple guitar"? I'm in line to
have a guitar made soon by Tim Scheerhorn. I play a JD Gibson and a MA
Beard now. Thanks, Jim
> I guess I was not exactly clear I want to creare my own custome reso
like
> great
> Art work that has great sound too. I also travel and it would break my
heart
> to
> have my only good instrument damaged or go missing from flying
commerical.
> Does
> any one have experence with quilt or curly maple?
1. Close your eyes and find the sound of your dreams.
2. Open your eyes and choose cosmetics.
Don't choose a wood or construction technique unless you can
predict the outcome with some certainty. Pick a maker that
builds guitars with your desirable sonic and cosmetic traits.
Maker "A" curly maple probably won't sound like a maker "B" curly
maple....for lots of reasons. That being said, you should
understand the general traits of a curly maple guitar before you
sign on the dotted line.
fwiw
ymmv
--
Howard Parker
hlpdobro@intr.net
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