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Steve Sorensen
Sorensen Mandolin & Guitar Co.
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Love it Steve!
Kip....
If you think you can or think you can't... you're likely right!
Nice inlay Steve!
Lauri stained these two today! One is a carpathian topped, birch mandola (one piece back) stained amber and red, the second is a sitka topped, birdseye maple A5 with a brown burst. These photos have a light seal coat on and need the binding scraped. Once she gets going with the finishing, the grain will pop a little more on that birdseye.
Max, those stains are striking!
Congrats to you and Lauri.
Plays bass guitar, tenor guitar, guitar, and mandolin for 'The R.u.B.'
"I know it's only rock-n-roll, but I like it." - Mick Jagger & Keith Richards
"Life is too important to be taken seriously." - Oscar Wilde
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I got to play this one a few weeks back and I still haven't been able to get it off my mind. Nor do I posses the vocabulary to properly describe it. I literally could not put it down and I think it was the first time that I officially began thinking of things I could get rid of to own a mandolin. It had the sweetness and delicacy of Snow White but the authority of Thor. Not only that, but those pictures don't do it justice. Those are good pictures, but in the hand the thing was simply breathtakingly stunning. Everything on it was perfect, the wood, the craftsmanship, everything. I have the highest respect for those that build such quality and to hold something like that let alone play it just further strengthened that respect. I'm still in awe over that thing. Simply amazing is all I can really say.
Gunga......Gunga.....Gu-Lunga
Steve Sorensen
Sorensen Mandolin & Guitar Co.
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Wow, incredibly beautiful wood Steve. Thanks for posting.
Final coats on Mark's octave, Elise's blackface a, and a golden mandola. My first mandola with red spruce top and vermont hard maple back.
This is consistently one of my favorite threads to visit. Wow!
Jamie
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Here' the latest Elkhorn f-5 nearing completion. Next it's on to finish leveling and french polish. Enjoy!
What an elegant and tasteful beauty, nice work Rob!
agreed... looks very nice!
Some of this quilted maple is just outrageous. Like holograms in a perceived visual texture of a smooth flat surface. Always amazing wood and luthiery extraordinaire here.
Deciderius Erasmus "In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is King".
Arnt Rian
http://rianguitars.com
Arnt, that is stunning, but everything I have ever seen you post here or at the MIMF has always looked wonderful even the a-style you built from the maple scraps of some home projects.
Arnt Rian
http://rianguitars.com
Arnt Rian
http://rianguitars.com
Very nice stuff, Arnt!
Can we hear them?
Bill
Sure, just come one overOh I see, you mean soundfiles? Sorry, I'm not set up for it at the moment, I'm working on it tho...
Arnt Rian
http://rianguitars.com
You're welcome to come over instead.
Bring them on.
Bill
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