Peter Tsiorba 2012 Oregon Juniper & POC Flamenco Guitar

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Samarto

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Peter Tsiorba 2012 Oregon Juniper & ...

Selling this fabulous one of a kind all Oregon wood flamenco guitar because I have way too many flamenco guitars and it doesn't get played very often. The Mountain Mahogany pegs are master made by Eric Meyer of Portland, Oregon especially for this guitar. The all heartwood well seasoned Mountain Mahogany fingerboard is impossible to find. This guitar is loud and very responsive and easy to play. Recently had french polish touched up. Peter has a link on his website about making this fine guitar. Please PM any questions or for more photos. This rare guitar has many special things like gold I mined in the tip of the pegs. To have Peter make this guitar including cost of the woods if he could find them, would be around $6000. I need to pay some medical bills, so I am offering it at a real bargain of $4750 including the case. You pay all shipping and insurance.

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Samarto

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RE: Peter Tsiorba 2012 Oregon Junipe... (in reply to Samarto)

Scale 650 mm and nut 52 mm. Action about 2.7 mm at 12th fret. Here is link that has photos of the making of this rare fine instrument. http://www.tsiorba.com/alternative-local-tonewood-flamenco-guitar-origen-de-oregon/ Anymore questions, please PM. Many thanks. Sam Photo is of old blued Ponderosa head veneer I cut in 1980 and gold I mined in tips of pegs.

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