wow!
I believe this one raises the bar
I believe this one raises the bar
ken cierp
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Re: I believe this one raises the bar
Wonderful! The sustain on that instrument is incredible.
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Re: I believe this one raises the bar
Sounds beeautufil. and from mahogany too
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Re: I believe this one raises the bar
Honduran rosewood, I think..
Ken - here's what I would like you to do. Buy that guitar. Study it. Add the Cierp touch. Kit it up. Sell me one. :-)
Ken - here's what I would like you to do. Buy that guitar. Study it. Add the Cierp touch. Kit it up. Sell me one. :-)
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Re: I believe this one raises the bar
Actually, a serious question for Ken: Am I mistaken in thinking that if I, or anyone here with reasonable skills, was given a set of exact measurements - exact , all the way down to the setup specs,glues, all that stuff - and the 'same' woods - we could end up with a guitar that sounds that good?
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Re: I believe this one raises the bar
I have two sets of Honduran Rosewood. They tie or exceed all my Brazilian sets with respect to the property of vitreousness, or "ring".
John