SPECIFICATION
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Soundboard:
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European
spruce |
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Back:
3 laminate |
Brazilian
rosewood |
(see
below) |
Spruce |
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Honduras
rosewood |
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Sides: 2 laminate |
Brazilian
rosewood |
(see
below) |
Honduras
rosewood |
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Neck:
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American
mahogany |
Fingerboard:
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Ebony |
Scale
length: |
650mm |
Width
at top nut: |
51mm |
Body
length: |
487mm |
Upper
bout: |
274mm |
Waist:
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240mm |
Lower
bout: |
362mm |
Depth
at heel: |
86mm |
Depth
at bottom: |
98mm |
Weight:
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Kg
2.23 |
Bridge:
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6
double hole ties |
Frets:
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20 |
7th
fret marker |
9
ct gold inset dot |
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The
sides of the guitar are made as the upper sample
2 piece laminate:
Inner 2.0mm Brazilian rosewood, outer 2.0mm
Honduran rosewood. |
The
back of this guitar is made up of the following,
lower sample 3 piece laminate:
Inner 2.0 mm Brazilian rosewood,
middle 2.0 mm spruce,
outer 2.0 mm Honduran rosewood.
(The side sample above shows cypress and Brazilian
laminate for illustration purposes)
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The
size and shape of this guitar is the same
as my models influenced by Antonio de
Torres.
However
the bracing is quite different:
the European spruce soundboard is thinner
and is supported with my own development
of a rectilinear-quadrate patern of struts.
The sides are of a double laminate and
the back of a triple laminate as can be
seen in the description below on the left.
A
guitar with exceptional projection and
beautiful tone with clear fundamentals,
good sustain and a wide palette of colour.
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With
DEFRA certificate for Brazilian rosewood |
Each
rosette is individually made with very
slight variation in design. The outer
& inner circles of the rosette are
the same as the purfling |
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This
refers to the approximate internal capacity of
the soundbox and gives. for comparison, a more
accurate size of the different models that I make. |
ie if the body cavity were filled with a liquid
this is how many litres it would hold. |
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Rosewood
head veneer individually carved.
Erving
Sloane tuners with Ebony buttons
and black rollers |
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9
ct gold inset dot at 7th fret
(not actual neck of this guitar)
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The
Brazilian rosewood bridge has six double holes
in the tie block providing for good break angle
of the strings.
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