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Conde made by R. S. Carpio
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RE: Conde made by R. S. Carpio (in reply to jshelton5040)
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The Condes I've seen had long scale as well. Most probably (hopefully) they'll have to say who makes their guitars according to EU legislation.
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Date May 1 2005 15:17:57
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RE: Conde made by R. S. Carpio (in reply to Jim Opfer)
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Jim I dont get what you're saying. Could you desribe that a little deeper? Like how long are these braces. Saludo Anders
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Date May 2 2005 10:23:37
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RE: Conde made by R. S. Carpio (in reply to jshelton5040)
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So What you call the 2 long parrallel braces are a bit like what Torres and later on Bouchet, Friedrich and Romanillos did with 2 braces? Those constructors arched the lower transverse bar, but I understand from what you say, the braces are joined to the lower transverse bar in a half lab joint?
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Date May 2 2005 15:09:23
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RE: Conde made by R. S. Carpio (in reply to jshelton5040)
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I am more interested in the wood used for these braces since they did not appear to be spruce or cedar. So am I If it's some kind of hard wood, it 's revolutionary or at least different. Cant se why using hardwood on the SB though. We are all trying to make everything as light and stiff ass possible, and hardwood is going the other way. My personal philosofy, is that it's not so much the bracing system, but more so the makers capacity to work the same that matters. I think I can prove that I'm right by mentioning the huge variety of systems that have been used to make world class guitars, and there are still people making wonderfull guitars using Torres pattern. Anders
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Date May 3 2005 6:43:03
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