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    Re: Home Amp for 5 String

    I’ve got a THR-5a (the acoustic one), and love it for my acoustic-electric ukulele. It’s got a clean electric setting and I’ll be using it with my Mandocaster. It’s a great little amp, and if needed,...
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    Re: New to the electric world...

    Bought used off Reverb - it doesn't seem to be an Eastwood at all; not sure what the pups are, but for sure not the standard fare found on these types. What really sold me was the finish - that...
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    Apollonio Bell 'zouk

    Hello all,
    Been awhile since I've posted here, but you know, sometimes life gets in the way of other things. I gave up my aspirations of being a luthier after having my landlord bust me trying to...
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    Back in the building saddle

    Howdy everybody!

    After a long streak of 'life adventures', I finally have the breathing room to start on a new instrument. So far, I've gotten the back and top plates matched, joined and glued up...
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    Re: new custom Apc guitar zouk

    Splendid! Yours made it through the post! :whistling:
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    Re: Paulownia for blocks and linings?

    Here's my source: World Paulownia. I have one semi-mangled piece (I tried resawing with a jigsaw :whistling:), and two other pieces that are rough sawn. I might use one to make linings and stanchions...
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    Re: Cutaway Mandocello-Rosewood-Gypsy's

    We need a *drooling* smiley! That's absolutely splendid, Walt!
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    Re: Guitar Conversion advice.

    Simply gorgeous work!
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    Re: Ding in my baby

    I was cutting the end of my fingerboard and cut into my top, but you know, I kinda don't care. It's like a 'pre-distressed' build! :whistling:

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  10. Re: Nylon string single-course mandocello-type thingy

    Downloaded and played flawlessly on my chromebook - wonderful sound and a really deep bottom! I like it!
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    Re: Just finished an electric mandolin...

    Amazing! The pickup winder was creative genius at work - fantastic!
  12. Re: Anyone think this would make a good starter mandolin?

    You spared yourself some heartache, methinks. Want a beater? Get one of these:

    Rogue RM-100

    For $60, add Rob Meldrum's free setup e-book, and play away!

    :mandosmiley:
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    Re: finished the top bracing :)

    It's been inspiring to watch you through this process Hany! Great job!

    :popcorn:
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    Re: New to Mandocello

    It's not what you say, it's how you say it.
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    Teak and Spruce: The Apollonio Cittern

    I'll just leave these here:

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    Re: Price Haggling??

    I would never dream of haggling a price on a custom built instrument - nor would I expect a luthier worth their salt to allow me to attempt to bargain on one of their instruments. Haggling is for...
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    Re: Jerry finishes his Saga Kit

    Great job, Jerry! You have every reason to be proud of yourself!
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    Re: All gone.

    Almost got me...almost.

    Well played, Mr. Jenner. ~o)
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    Re: My new Trillium Octave

    IMHO, oak is an under utilized wood. Nikso Appolonio made a lovely bell cittern out of oak, highlighted in this video:

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    Re: Mandolin with a lute headstock

    Jeeze guys, lighten up, I was trying to be funny and failed miserably.
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    Re: Paulownia: sustainable wood for luthiery?

    Don't know, I wasn't able to find that out, but that's one hell of a tale!
  22. Re: where to buy spruce or cedar for a classical guitar top ?

    My local woodworking shop charges a one time $65.00 set up fee, plus $65.00 hour, one hour minimum, just to sand one set of sides. Just a heads up that the 'local shop' isn't always a viable fiscal...
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    Re: Radius fingerboard advantages

    A radiused finger board more closely matches the natural curvature of the fingers when fretting, leading a less fatigue some say. As to how many do a radiused board as a standard is not really known....
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    Re: looking for oval hole mandolin kit

    Sorry if I came across as a grumpus, dealing with my father passing on Wednesday. My apologies to all. Sorry.
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    Re: Paulownia: sustainable wood for luthiery?

    Dr. Dave, your input, as well as the others that have participated, is most invaluable. I look forward to trying out this wood to see how it performs.
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