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kkarpintero lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyGorgeous work, both of them! I'm a fan of the arm rest bevel. Is that ziricote and padauk?5Reply
PPrettywhooped replylemmy.worldThanks! I believe the multiscale has mun ebony back and sides with padauk trim.2Reply
rrklm lemmy.dbzer0.com1Hide 1 replyReally stunning! So many tiny details, I feel like I can just keep zooming in and finding more beutiful craftsmanship!3Reply
PPrettywhooped replylemmy.worldThank you! I can’t take credit for the finer details as we have a team of talented luthiers that chase perfection everyday. I just build the tools and occasionally show off our shared handiwork 😁2Reply
PPrettywhooped replylemmy.worldI hear it’s lovely. If nothing else, I’d make the trip for real banh mi1Reply
alleycat feddit.org3Hide 3 repliesWhat's the top on the dark one? Is it veneer or something heat treated?2Reply
alleycat replyfeddit.org1Hide 1 reply sinker redwood soundboards are sliced from huge old-growth redwood logs reclaimed from the depths of Northern California rivers, where they’ve lain in many cases for more than a century. Never heard of that before. Fancy!2Reply
PPrettywhooped replylemmy.worldIt’s gorgeous stuff. A little floppy compared to spruce, so we tend to leave it on the thicker side2Reply
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Gorgeous work, both of them! I'm a fan of the arm rest bevel. Is that ziricote and padauk?
Thanks! I believe the multiscale has mun ebony back and sides with padauk trim.
Really stunning! So many tiny details, I feel like I can just keep zooming in and finding more beutiful craftsmanship!
Thank you! I can’t take credit for the finer details as we have a team of talented luthiers that chase perfection everyday.
I just build the tools and occasionally show off our shared handiwork 😁
Can I have one?
Yes! Come find us at NAMM!
My uncle told to never go to Vietnam
I hear it’s lovely.
If nothing else, I’d make the trip for real banh mi
What's the top on the dark one? Is it veneer or something heat treated?
Sinker redwood
Never heard of that before. Fancy!
It’s gorgeous stuff. A little floppy compared to spruce, so we tend to leave it on the thicker side