SPECIFICATION
Soundboard:
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European
spruce |
Back: |
Flame
maple |
Sides: |
Flame
maple |
Neck:
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Cedrilla |
Fingerboard:
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Ebony |
Scale
length: |
618mm |
Width
at top nut: |
47mm |
Body
length: |
427mm |
Lower
bout: |
306mm |
Upper
bout: |
238mm |
Waist:
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169mm |
Depth
at heel: |
66mm |
Depth
at bottom: |
82mm |
Weight:
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Kg
1.34 |
Bridge:
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6
bridge pins |
Frets:
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22 |
7th
fret marker |
9
ct gold inset dot |
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Each
rosette is individually made with very slight variation
in design.
The design of the rosette is refected in the purfling
around the edge of the soundboard. |
Adjustable
neck mechanism via bolt and key (key is removable)
for string height by the luthier.
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Six
ebony bridge pins with mother-of-pearl eye.
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Copy
of
Johann Georg Staufer guitar
Nach den Modell - Les Luigi Legnani (Circa
1820)
Pavel Steidl is
the owner of the guitar from which drawings
were made and photographs taken to enable
the making of this guitar. These images
were produced whilst Pavel was a course
tutor and concert artist at the
West Dean Guitar Festival 2012
The images have
been used by the maker to build a guitar
as faithfully to the original as possible,
this includes a hidden V-joint from the
neck to the head and an adjustable neck
which is locked to the body with a bolt
through the heel which is secured tightly
with a removable brass key.
The
maker of this copy, is indebted to Pavel
for allowing access to his guitar.
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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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Thomas Rubner tuners with imitation
ivoryl buttons |
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