Finished the bouzouki. Has a nice sound. I have to do some fine tuning in the set up. It's actually quite loud. I have to learn to play a little something and then I'll post a clip.
Details:
Walnut back and sides
Figured redwood top
Mahogany/walnut/maple neck
Walnut head plate
Mango rosette
Ebony fretboard
Maple bindings
Walnut/maple/Rosewood bridge
Tru Oil finish
Irish Bouzouki
Irish Bouzouki
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JJ
Learning every day. And having fun doing it.
Learning every day. And having fun doing it.
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Dave Bagwill
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Re: Irish Bouzouki
Very nice. I still haven't had time to learn on the one I built.
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Re: Irish Bouzouki
Excellent John,
Very attractive instrument and if you have such a one, you must learn to play!
Herman
Very attractive instrument and if you have such a one, you must learn to play!
Herman
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Kevin in California
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Re: Irish Bouzouki
John. Yes yes yes!
Beautiful instrument. I'm anxious to hear it.
Beautiful instrument. I'm anxious to hear it.
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John Parchem
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Re: Irish Bouzouki
Really looks good. Now I want to hear it played!