process of making a beautiful custom start-bodied guitar
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One for guitarists
Jul 10, 2022
Last reply: 4 years ago
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It's pretty standard stuff, TBH.
I used to stay with an Italian luthier (a late friend) whose main product (when he could be bothered) was hand-built replicas of similar models.
If the guitar is new, why did the owner specify such a lot of wear damage on it? I know it's a fashion among some...
Precision made by CNC machines, then beaten-up by humans to look 'authentic' ...
I prefer "Crimson guitars". Or "CS guitars."
It is the fashion. For uninteresting and long winded reasons
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