Guitar-making competition

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johnguitar

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Guitar-making competition

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Echi

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RE: Guitar-making competition (in reply to johnguitar)

Hi John,
Who is the second and the 3rd ?

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RobF

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RE: Guitar-making competition (in reply to Echi)

Hi Echi, I’m not John, but Yulong Guo from China won the second prize and the third prize was won by Hans Van Velzen from Holland.

I was told by one of the contestants that the guitar made by Hans Van Velzen was a Garcia copy and that Yulong Guo made a traditional guitar based on Bouchet. I don’t know how he got that information, probably he asked them.

There were three other finalists, one from Spain, one from China and one from Japan. I think there were 23 contestants in all.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Aug. 12 2018 22:28:07